[plug] Which Hardware & Where to buy for Linux desktop in Perth?

Chris Hoy Poy chris at hoypoy.id.au
Thu Apr 16 13:29:34 AWST 2020


Hello again,

If you get them to build it - there's no special consideration they need to
take in regards to building it, however quite possibly they will be unable
to fully verify it unless you buy an MS license tho, as their skillsets
will largely be "it booted windows so it's all good".

Some places might use some third party system burn-in tool to check. YMMV

/Chris

On Thu, 16 Apr 2020, 1:22 pm Daniel, <daniel at iinet.net.au> wrote:

> Hi Plug
> I’m a keen but low skilled Linux user.
> Buying a brand new desktop computer especially for Linux is a challenge
> because I can’t seem to find a hardware compatibility list that’s up to
> date nor a Perth pc shop who are Linux aware.
>
> I was thinking of downloading the new beta of Ubuntu 20.04 and asking a
> shop if they had any prebuilt desktop computers if they could test them
> (paying them I guess) but this seems a bit extreme.
>
> I am thinking of a virtualisation compliant CPU and motherboard with a GPU
> that can output to a TV (is audio over HDMI a possibility?) as well as a
> regular screen.
> I believe there may be some combinations that work better together for
> virtualisation ...
>
> Any suggestions on what to get and where to buy locally? (I need them to
> build it)
>
> Any ideas would be a great help
>
> Thank you
>
> Daniel
>
>
>
>
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