Windows may still be the default operating system on the vast majority of mainstream PCs thanks to Microsoft’s many longstanding OEM partnerships, but that’s not to say it hasn’t been possible for some time to buy desktop machines with Linux preloaded.
Over the past few months, however — coinciding, perhaps, with Windows 8′s appearance on the horizon — there have emerged some very encouraging signs that consumers’ Linux-based options are going to be increasing soon. Here are a few key intriguing examples.
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