The former president of OLPC negotiated with Intel to push the Linux operating system

The OLPC Organization's efforts to promote cheap laptops have been accepted by more and more companies. Walter Bender, former President of OLPC, is negotiating with four notebook manufacturers, including Intel, to promote Linux systems. The development prospects of the OLPC organization are unclear at the beginning of its birth. However, the XO cheap notebook launched by the Organization has recently become the focus of attention in the industry. Bend resigned from the OLPC Organization last month and established the open-source software company Sugar Laboratories ). Recently, it was reported that the company is negotiating with Pixel Qi and is interested in partnerships with intel. This did not reveal the names of several other notebook manufacturers under negotiation, but he mentioned Asus on the honey lab website last week. The operating system used by the OLPC organization remains controversial. Last week, OLPC founder negropont announced that the XO notebook will start using Windows XP, but this change has not yet begun.