Lenovo will come up with more Linux-based Ubuntu computers

On the afternoon of June 23, April 14, Canonical, a commercial sponsoring company for Linux operating system Ubuntu, revealed that the number of users of the system has reached 12 million, and the company is planning to expand the number of employees in China. Lenovo will launch three Ubuntu-based models at the end of the month. JonMelamut, vice president of Canonical sales, products, and OEM services, revealed in Beijing that Dell already has at least 10 products pre-installed with Ubuntu. Two weeks ago, Dell announced that it already had Cloud Computing Based on Ubuntu

On the afternoon of June 23, April 14, Canonical, a commercial sponsoring company for Linux operating system Ubuntu, revealed that the number of users of the system has reached 12 million, and the company is planning to expand the number of employees in China. Lenovo will launch three Ubuntu-based models at the end of the month.

Jon Melamut, vice president of Canonical sales, products, and OEM services, revealed in Beijing that Dell already has at least 10 products pre-installed with Ubuntu. Two weeks ago, Dell announced that it already had Servers Based on Ubuntu cloud computing. Lenovo's computer products for home appliances going to the countryside use the Ubuntu system. Tianyang series for enterprise users will also be launched based on Ubuntu products, in addition, such as Shenzhou, Haier and other manufacturers have corresponding plans.

Yu liqiang, chief representative of Canonical China, said that Lenovo yangtian will have three products based on different chipsets using Ubuntu, And the Idea series already have several. As for Haier, most desktops are used.

Intel and Nokia jointly released the MeeGo operating system. Jon Melamut said that previously we had been working with intel on Moblin, while our cooperation with MeeGo was ongoing.