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Announcing the 2nd Generation Kubuntu Focus M2 Linux Laptop

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 7th of October 2020 08:20:40 PM Filed under
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The Ultimate Turnkey Linux Laptop just got better. The Kubuntu Focus team announces the immediate availability of their second generation laptop. Customers experience power out of the box acclaimed by both experts and new users alike. The finely-tuned Focus virtually eliminates the need to configure the OS, applications, or updates. Kubuntu combines industry standard Ubuntu 20.04 LTS with the beautiful yet familiar KDE desktop. With dozens of Guided Solutions and unparalleled support, the shortest path to Linux success is the Focus.

The Focus team provides unparalleled customer support with custom order built same-day, Guided Solutions, cross-shipping, and free live support. Our team takes care of the platform so customers can focus on work and play.

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Kubuntu Focus M2 Linux laptop is here

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 8th of October 2020 12:48:12 AM.

  • Kubuntu Focus M2 Linux laptop is here

    Back in the day, getting a laptop with Linux pre-installed was almost unheard of. For the most part, you had to buy a computer with Windows and then install Linux yourself. This wasn't bad, necessarily, but it did mean that the price of the computer included a Windows license you maybe didn't want. In other words, Microsoft was profiting off of Linux users -- just because they bought a Windows PC.

    In 2020, however, there are many computers to be had with Linux pre-installed, thanks to pioneers like System76. Of course, nowadays, big companies like Dell and Lenovo are selling Linux machines too. Today, yet another such laptop hits the market -- the second generation Kubuntu Focus M2. Yes, this is the second officially sanctioned notebook from the developers of the KDE variant of Ubuntu.

Kubuntu Focus M2 Launched As Latest KDE-Friendly Laptop

Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Thursday 8th of October 2020 08:05:00 AM.
  • Kubuntu Focus M2 Launched As Latest KDE-Friendly Laptop

    Launched at the start of the year was the Kubuntu Focus as a polished KDE laptop while now it's been succeeded by a second-generation model.

    The second-generation Kubuntu Focus laptop is known as the Kubuntu Focus "M2" and features an updated processor, Kubuntu 20.04 LTS by default rather than 18.04, and other new hardware upgrade options.

Kubuntu Focus M2 Linux laptop from $1,795

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 8th of October 2020 11:38:12 AM.
  • Kubuntu Focus M2 Linux laptop from $1,795

    If you are in the market for a Linux laptop you may be interested in the Kubuntu Focus M2 offering a second generation laptop created by Kubuntu Focus. The finely-tuned Focus virtually eliminates the need to configure the operating system on arrival offering users the familiar KDE desktop on top of the industry standard Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.

New Kubuntu Focus M2 Linux Laptop Arrives: 144Hz Display

Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Thursday 8th of October 2020 05:55:11 PM.
  • New Kubuntu Focus M2 Linux Laptop Arrives: 144Hz Display, 64GB RAM

    At the start of this year, the Kubuntu project, in collaboration with Tuxedo Computers, and Mindshare Management, launched a high-powered Linux laptop called Kubuntu Focus.

    Now, as we’re reaching toward the end of 2020, here comes the second generation Kubuntu Focus M2 by the Kubuntu Focus team. Combining the standard Ubuntu 20.04 LTS with a modern, highly-customizable, and beautiful KDE desktop, this ultimate turnkey Linux laptop has just gotten better.

Kubuntu Focus M2 Linux laptop from $1,795

Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Thursday 8th of October 2020 05:56:55 PM.
  • Kubuntu Focus M2 Linux laptop from $1,795

    If you are in the market for a Linux laptop you may be interested in the Kubuntu Focus M2 offering a second generation laptop created by Kubuntu Focus. The finely-tuned Focus virtually eliminates the need to configure the operating system on arrival offering users the familiar KDE desktop on top of the industry standard Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.

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