
Dell will soon offer more personal computers that use the Linux operating system as opposed to Microsoft Windows, said the founder of a company that offers Linux support services.
Dell, the world's second-largest PC maker after Hewlett-Packard,
"What's been announced to date is not the full extent of what we will see over the next couple of weeks and months," Shuttleworth said this week in an interview. "There are additional offerings in the pipeline."
Dell spokeswoman Anne Camden declined comment, saying the company does not discuss products in the pipeline. She added that Dell has been pleased with customer response to its Linux PCs.
The Linux OS is seen as the biggest threat to Microsoft's Windows operating system.
Companies like Shuttleworth's privately held Canonical, as well as Red Hat and Novell, make money by selling standardized versions of Linux programs and support contracts to service them.
Shuttleworth said his company is not in discussions with HP or any of the other top five PC makers to introduce machines equipped with Ubuntu. The other three top PC makers are Lenovo, Acer and Toshiba
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