Lindows

Makes, sells, promotes easy-to-use Linspire distribution, links to Linspire certified desktop and notebook PCs. Descriptions, news, support, demo, screenshots, forum, jobs, contacts; partners, builders, resellers.

A network to get people to try Linspire.

LindowsOS is a Linux Operating System aimed at the Desktop

The founder of MP3.com, Michael Robertson, has a solution for the lack of desktop applications for the Linux OS: Make Windows software run on Linux, by using parts of Wine, software letting Windows programs run on Unix. [Wired News]

LindowsOS 3.0 aims to offer affordable alternative to Windows, with full compatibility with Microsoft programs and Windows file formats. [PCWorld]

A company selling PCs preinstalled with the Linspire OS starting at under $300.

A forum based website dedicated to helping people get the most out of Linspire.

Intel is having major internal struggle over desktop Linux, and pro-Microsoft marketing droids are winning, according to Lindows.com CEO Michael Robertson. Lists several types of evidence. [The Register]

An Italian company selling Dell computers preloaded with the Linspire Linux Operating System

Sells cheap, desktop, Internet enabled computers preinstalled with the Linspire OS.

The A-to-Z Guide to Linspire! LinspireGuide is a wiki about the Linspire operating system

Linspire General FAQs provided by Seagate. All the details about Seagate hard drives preinstalled with the Linspire OS

Former MP3.com CEO has a new challenge: wresting control of OS market from Microsoft. His new firm, Lindows.com, has something no OS has done well yet. For a fee, users download LindowsOS, which runs Microsoft or Linux programs on PCs. [Wired News]

News and discussion relating to Lindows. LindowsOS is a user-friendly Linux distribution targeted towards desktop users.

Michael Robertson, Lindows CEO, reveals himself as formerly anonymous donor of $200,000 prize money in contest to translate Linux OS to Microsoft's Xbox video game console. [CNET News.com]

Change of heart: From our in-depth testing, it turns out that Lindows 2.0 isn't a disappointment after all. In fact, we kind of liked it. It is a very slick, highly usable OS. [ZDNet ExtremeTech]

San Diego start-up dedicated to making Linux easy to use for average PC users releases first retail version of its software Lindows 3.0, and has enlisted retail partners to sell it. [CNET News.com]

Lindows is a cheap OS that runs Linux and Windows code, with a name that mixes both, and which looks like Windows. Why isn't anyone taking it seriously? [ZDNet PC Magazine]

Robertson started a firm competing against Microsoft Windows in the PC OS market, named his cheap OS and firm Lindows (one letter different), and to ensure Microsoft hates him, has a $200,000 reward for anyone hacking Xbox. [USA Today]

Useful information regarding developments around LindowsOS but you can also participate in a discussion forum and meet other users of the OS.