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Linux

Linux operating systems are flexible. They also can be customized. These operating systems can bring new life into old laptops and desktops, as well as handle bleeding-edge hardware.

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OS-College has Web pages, videos, and articles about several of them. This page introduces viewers to several of them and lists several manufacturers who ship systems with one of these distros.

Key operating systems

Easy to use. Easy to install

The Linux operating systems listed below are some of the most popular on the market, and they are also some of the easiest to use and to install. Several of them can be tested online or through virtual machine software, such as Parallels. Computer manufacturers who ship devices with Linux preinstalled include them in their choices of operating systems.

Hardware ships with Linux

System76

The company builds high-end laptops, tower desktops, mini computers, and servers. They ship with either Ubuntu or Pop!_OS Their Thelio towers have a choice of wood panel.

Star Labs

The UK-based company makes a mini, two traditional laptops, and a 2-in-1 with an optional keyboard. They offer several of the operating systems listed above, as well as a few others, including Windows.

Laptop With Linux

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Juno Computers

Juno has offices in the US and UK.They make laptops, minis, and a tablet. Most of their computers are less than one grand ($ and pound). For laptops and minis, Ubuntu is the only choice.

Slimbook

This Spain-based firm has laptops, tower desktops, and minis. Buyers can choose from several different distros, including Fedora. They will setup your computer to dual boot with Windows.

Tuxedo Computers

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Other companies

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