I'm not excited about "yet another Linux distro". They could just do a spin of Ubuntu or Fedora and be fine. IMHO it's a waste of time and will prevent me from buying from them.
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I'm not excited about "yet another Linux distro". They could just do a spin of Ubuntu or Fedora and be fine. IMHO it's a waste of time and will prevent me from buying from them.
It is a spin of Ubuntu, as the article states. They are just trying to create a distro that takes care of the hassles for non-techies. I don't know why this would stop you from buying from them. I'm guessing this will be an option along with their typical Ubuntu offer.
Of course, you could simply install any distro you want on the machines. I would install Mint or Arch as with all the rest of my machines.
I love choices.