What exactly is a Linux native PC? A PC that was purchased with Linux installed? Linux runs natively on just about anything that boots.
kermatt•27m ago
Maybe a machine that did not require the inclusion of a Windows license in the purchase price?
At one point, I think Dell would let you subtract a small amount from an order when no OS was installed.
phillipseamore•23m ago
In this context it is Linux booting on hardware and not in virtualization.
eigenspace•23m ago
They're mean PCs with Ubuntu installed as the host operating system, as opposed to a PC where Windows 11 is the host OS, and Ubuntu is just a VM inside WSL.
CoolCold•51m ago
> "expect to see more Ubuntu WSL users than ‘native’ Ubuntu users over the coming months.”
As happy WSL user myself, I can see why it grows and drives Ubuntu adoption too.