Today Dell announced its official re-entry into the Linux laptop market. Project Sputnik, first announced in May, is graduating from Dell's internal incubator program into a real product ...

Thankfully Dell decided to give Linux on laptops a second attempt thanks to George and Dominguez’s internal lobbying efforts. It isn’t a well-known fact but Dell has an internal skunkworks ...

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Dell announced that it will use the Ubuntu distribution of Linux on select desktop PCs and laptops that will go on sale later this month.

I'm not sure what you're looking for in a laptop, but as dburr mentioned, there is a Linux version of some of Dell's laptops which has hardware that's more likely to play nice with Linux.

Dell's 'Project Sputnik' is expanding to offer Linux on the M3800 workstation and the revamped, MacBook Air-killing XPS 13 Ultrabook.

Dell said today that it will definitely offer Linux on select desktop and notebook computers, citing consumer demand for the hardware.

Dell has been offering Linux laptops for over a decade now, but never before have they offered so many high-end developer laptop models with 18 different configurations.

The new team of leaders at Dell is weighing a request to give customers the option to purchase PCs with the Linux OS, instead of the default Windows, after thousands of users voted for that idea ...

Do you want the best of the best Linux laptop this holiday season and price is no object? If that's you, then you want the Ubuntu Linux-powered Dell's XPS 13 Developer Edition laptop.

How we chose the best Linux laptops When it comes to native Linux machines, options are relatively limited. Some manufacturers like Dell and HP have recently jumped out of the Linux game.