Re: Ubuntu on OQO: msg#00083

Subject:	Re: Ubuntu on OQO

Mark Shuttleworth wrote:

This is *such* a cool little box. I have at least one potential customer
that is currently considering tablet PC's, and I wonder what sort of
volumes OQO can provide?


they are getting up to speed i think.

the other device would be the flybook. I have ubuntu working on itfairly well.

even got the bluetooth working ok.

dave

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