Collaboration between Linux computer and software firm System76 and HP is pushing for greater commercial adoption of open-source software and hardware optimized for Linux. System76 and HP on Thursday ...

HP has launched its Dev One Linux Laptop, a $1,099-priced 14-incher that runs on AMD CPU and Pop!_OS. Ubuntu-based Pop!_OS (made by System76) aside, the HP Dev One is built around a 14-inch 1920x1080 ...

The HP Dev One is a notebook designed for professional developers. The 3.24 pound notebook has a 14 inch full HD display, a backlit spill-resistant keyboard with a pointing stick in the center as well ...

HP has begun accepting orders for its Dev One, a laptop developed in collaboration with System76 that comes with Pop!_OS Linux preinstalled instead of Windows. It's a fairly powerful machine, based on ...

Before making a purchase, you should search for the exact model number + “Linux BIOS” or “Can’t boot USB” to check for issues ahead of time. Avoid that laptop if you see several users hitting a wall ...

"We are involved in a number of massive deals for Linux desktops, and those are the kinds of things that are indicators of critical mass. So we are really looking at it very hard," said Doug Small, ...

HP has dropped Linux as an operating-system option for its latest netbooks in the UK market. An HP spokesperson told ZDNet UK on Thursday that it will not offer the Linux version of the new HP Mini ...

If you're shopping for a desktop Linux PC, you've probably noticed that your options are much more limited than if you were shopping for a Windows 11 desktop. Linux PCs aren't nearly as common as the ...

HP released its Dev One Linux laptop today. Aimed at coders, the 14-inch clamshell comes at a lower price than previous Ubuntu-based HP clamshells. Starting at $1,099, the Dev One begins to keep costs ...

Part of the problem is unlike Dell where you can save a little by not buying Windows you're forced to pay for it here. Click to expand... You can configure it so that it comes with FreeDOS 3.0 and ...

IBM may spend over $1 billion on Linux in the next few years — including Big Blue’s current ad campaign — but Hewlett-Packard is quietly making statements of its own to the Linux community. Within the ...