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Welcome to Cool Dragons Computing!

Bringing you "The Other Operating System": Linux!
With the look and feel of Windows, Linux is easy to use.
Unlike Windows, Linux is FREE!!
Find out if Linux is for you!

We will install the software to match your needs... Desktop, Server or Entertainment...new systems, upgrades. You let us know what you need, we will deliver it to you!


If you already have a PC, you may purchase a standard Desktop install for just $99.99. If you would prefer a new Cool Dragons PC, we offer our basic system and install for only $449.99.


If you already own a PC, you may purchase a standard Server install for just $79.99. If you prefer a new server, we offer our basic system, and server install for only $429.99.


If you already own a multimedia capable PC, we will install MythTV on it, the widely acclaimed Linux multimedia application, for just $249.99*. If you prefer a new MythTV system, prices vary according to your needs.

(*Price includes a tuner card.)

Here at Cool Dragons Computing, we are crazy about Linux. In particular, Kubuntu, a Debian based Linux that uses the KDE desktop manager. Many people think that Linux is just for Techs or Geeks who spend their lives trying to make it work..... this is simply not true. Todays Linux distributions or "flavors" are every bit, if not more, powerful and user friendly as other major OS's made by Microsoft and Apple.

IBM, HP and Novell are but a few giants of the computing world that have embraced Linux and support its ongoing development.

Don't think you will ever use Linux? Well, you're using it right now and probably have been for years. The server this site is hosted on is running Linux, as are most servers on the web. According to Netcraft, in Febuary 2006 there were 23,748,079 Linux servers on the web representing 66.64% of all servers.

And then there are cell phones. If you use a cell phone, chances are it's running a form of Linux. If not, the next one you buy will. The following was released Jan. 25, 2007:

"Six of the world's largest telecommunications companies have officially launched a non-profit organization dedicated to creating a common mobile Linux software platform. Founded by Motorola, NEC, NTT DoCoMo, Panasonic Mobile Communications, Samsung Electronics, and Vodafone, the LiMo Foundation is inviting membership and participation from application and middleware developers."

You can read the whole article here.

Our goal is to provide you with enough information and support for you to experience the freedom and pleasure of using the powerful Linux Operating System for your computing needs.

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