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Buy a Computer from a Linux Icon

Dec 09, 2007  By Carlie Fairchild

Clay Claiborne is a Linux community icon. For those that frequent Linux-centric trade shows and conferences, he's the guy in the tall red brim hat that has the word "LINUX" scrawled around it. He's been a highly respected member of the community as long as the community has existed.


Pictured: Clay Claiborne on the left, Ted Cook (of BRU "Backup you can trust" fame) on the right

If you're looking for a new Linux desktop or laptop, consider giving Clay a call. It will be worth it for the experience alone. Clay is promoting computers powered by Ubuntu Linux and among a large inventory, he also has the ASUS Eee PC everyone in my office is drooling over.

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Carlie Fairchild is the publisher of Linux Journal.

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