HP To Certify Suse Linux For Notebooks
Hewlett-Packard will ensure that the operating system works on several of its notebook models by year-end.
Hewlett-Packard has no plans to preload versions of the upcoming Novell SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop (SLED) 10 on PCs but will certify the operating system.
Plans call for HP to certify SLED 10 for select notebooks—including the nx6310, nx6320, nc6320, nc2400, nx6315 and nx6325 models—before year's end, a spokeswoman for HP said in response to questions from CRN.
She said HP doesn't plan to offer Linux as a preload on business notebooks thus far, but added that the Palo Alto, Calif.-based company is actively assessing the market for Linux clients and sees much potential for SLED 10.
Novell is set to launch SLED 10 next month.
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