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Dell Gives Linux User Refund For Un-Used Windows
Dell gave one of its Linux-using customers a $105 refund for the Windows that automatically comes pre-installed on new PCs, whether you want it or not. But first the customer had to jump through a lot of hoops to get it. Dell says the refund was a "unique response" and not new policy.Dell gave one of its Linux-using customers a $105 refund for the Windows that automatically comes pre-installed on new PCs, whether you want it or not. But first the customer had to jump through a lot of hoops to get it. Dell says the refund was a "unique response" and not new policy.
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