Tell ASUS You Want Linux

ASUS, who kicked off the netbook revolution 2 years ago with their 7" Eee PC 701 running a custom Linux distro, effectively abandoned Linux from their Eee product line this year. They even went further slapping Linux in the face by telling their potential and ex-customers that their computers are better with Windows.

Currently, ASUS conduct an online survey that runs till 2009/12/18 to learn about Eee PC usage today to make their products better. This is your chance to tell them that you would like to buy an ASUS netbook, if it only run a Linux based operating system.

So go take the survey, tell ASUS you want Linux, and spread the word.

Via Netbook News


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