[ Thanks to Doug
Roberts for this link. ]
“Being the M$ anti-fanboy that I am, I did not even boot the
netbook into the Windows 7 Starter’s Edition that came
pre-installed*. Instead I booted off my USB flash key into UNR
10.04. Why UNR? I tried it on my laptop and decided that it would
be a good ergonomic match for the small 10.1″ netbook screen. I run
Kubuntu on my other desktops and laptops, so I made the UNR boot
flash drive using Kubuntu’s Startup Disk Creator. Ubuntu has this
utility as well — it’s dirt simple to use. Just download the UNR
iso image and follow the Startup Disk Creator instructions.”
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