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ZaReason Building Linux hardware so you don't have to

ZaReason sells Linux boxes: desktop, server, netbook, and pretty much whatever you want, just ask.

I don't want the Windows logo on my computers, nor do a lot of Linux users. Bullet7

ZaReason contracted with a keyboard manufacturer for an Bullet7

Ubuntu logo key instead of a Windows key. They also sell a Tux logo keyboard. One of those little things that is really a big thing.

Updated Saturday, February 26, 2000 Written by phill 498 reads


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