This is a discussion on Re: buying a notebook within the Linux Operating System forums, part of the Unix Operating Systems category; --> On Monday 21 July 2003 10:37 am, Martin Kinda wrote: > i have an issue and i realize this ...
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| On Monday 21 July 2003 10:37 am, Martin Kinda wrote: > i have an issue and i realize this is not the exact newsgroup for it > but hopefully someone will have the answer Try reposting in comp.os.linux.portable and comp.os.linux.misc > a friend and i have organised to purchase two new notebooks. you > cannot purchase notebooks anywhere in australia without them coming > pre-loaded > with m$. i've done a good deal with another friend so no linux > bundled. > my question can one request that the machine not be loaded with > windows before pruchasing. ie fdisk the system and remove m$ key > sticker. > thus i could get a refund, possibly to the value of an extra 512mb > RAM Have you tried purchasing mail order from out of country, either direct from the manufacturer or through a dealer? I know some manufacturers sell their notebooks with Linux already installed or no OS installed at all. Dell is one that does this. Contact the manufacturer of the notebook you're interested in and see what their policy is. -- Stefan Patric tootek2@yahoo.com |