Dell offers new Ubuntu certified range of workstations
Dell has launched a range of workstations offering the Linux-based Ubuntu operating system out of the box.
There are five new computers in the Precision series, and they come with Canonical certification meaning users don't have to worry about incompatibility issues.
The Precision 5720, sports a 27-inch screen and comes with Ubuntu 16.04 LTS support. Along with an AMD Radeon Pro WX graphics card, you can choose between Intel Xeon, 6th Generation and 7th Core processors.
Also: Not to worry, Dell will bring Ubuntu to the early 2018 Intel 8th gen. XPS 13 'developers edition'
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