Pre-installed ubuntu models from Dell are not available in the US only

According to foreign media reports, Dell recently said that a Linux system pre-installed PC is not available in other countries outside the United States. Dell announced last Tuesday that it will pre-install Ubuntu Linux operating systems on some desktops and laptops and that the products will be available by the end of this month. However, Dell recently said that the pre-installed Linux system PC was initially limited to the U.S. market and will not be launched in other countries. The company said that for technical support and other reasons, Dell should make specific plans for deployment in other countries based on feedback from the U.S. market. On September 18, February 16 this year, according to foreign media reports, Dell recently said that a Linux system pre-installed PC is not available in other countries outside the United States.

Dell announced last Tuesday that it will pre-install Ubuntu Linux operating systems on some desktops and laptops and that the products will be available by the end of this month.

However, Dell recently said that the pre-installed Linux system PC was initially limited to the U.S. market and will not be launched in other countries. The company said that for technical support and other reasons, Dell should make specific plans for deployment in other countries based on feedback from the U.S. market.

In February 16 this year, Dell launched the IdeaStorm forum to allow users to post their suggestions on their websites. As a result, more than 83000 users suggested that Dell pre-install the Linux operating system.

In March 13, Dell conducted another survey. The survey covers: Which desktop and notebook users prefer Dell, where these products are used, what applications are installed, and what level of Linux support are needed, and the Linux operating system that users like most.

As a result, more than 0.1 million consumers participated in the survey. 70% of Consumers said they wanted to use a Dell PC pre-installed with Linux. In addition, most consumers believe that the Community-based Linux support can meet their needs.

Last Tuesday, Dell decided to pre-install Ubuntu Linux on some desktops and laptops. Currently, Dell CEO Michael Dell uses Ubuntu Linux. In addition, Michael has three Windows PCs.