HP develops a Linux-based operating system to get rid of Microsoft

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According to foreign media reports, sources revealed that HP is developing a Linux-based operating system for the mass market to get rid of the full dependence on Microsoft.

According to sources, employees in the hp pc department are developing an operating system for the mass market, which is mainly developed based on Linux but will be customized for mainstream consumers. Hewlett-Packard hopes to reduce its reliance on Microsoft and compete for Apple users, the person said. Apple's Mac computer is installed with a self-developed operating system and claims to be more user-friendly than Vista.

Although HP did not confirm the above news, the company had not previously denied the establishment of a new team for developing touch screen technology and TouchSmartPC-specific software, which allows the PC to bypass some of Vista's features, to better complete multimedia playback tasks.

PhilMcKinney, a CTO of HP's Personal Systems Group, does not deny the news, but he says that independent operating system development is meaningless.

HP is the world's largest PC manufacturer, selling up to 10 million PCs each year. According to industry insiders, Intel recently used the Atom processor, Liux netbook, mini notebook, and Dell's Linux practice in some models of PCs to restrict Microsoft's licensing of the operating system.