Dell releases powerful, well-supported Linux Ultrabook
Every time I read this I have to think to my self how silly it is to lead an article with 
    Some things (particularly components like trackpads and Wi-Fi chips) take some fiddling to get working<p>Thats total balony, trackpads and WiFi have been well supported in Linux for almost a decade. It is _rare_ to find a labtop that when you install la fresh modern distro on it , things don't work. Yes every now and then you get a vendor who insist on doing something different, but most of the time its a synaptic track pad ( well supported ) and a Broadcom or Intel WiFi card ( well supported ). I can remember back in 2004 taking my Government Issued Dell laptop and installing Fedora on it and everything working out of the box.