Did Microsoft Just Kill Ubuntu Tablets?

Did Microsoft Just Kill Ubuntu Tablets?

Posted by on Jan 18, 2012 in News, Ubuntu, Ubuntu | 0 comments


There is no doubt that Canonical is looking at the ARM based hardware for its tablets. But Microsoft seemed to have nipped Ubuntu’s Tablet in the bud. The company tweaked its Windows Hardware Certification Requirements to effectively ban most alternative operating systems on ARM-based devices that ship with Windows 8.

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Source: muktware.com

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