[ Thanks to The
VAR Guy for this link. ]
“First, I used the Canonical USB thumb drive to boot up
my ZaReason netbook. Next, the USB drive’s diagnostic software
determined if Ubuntu 9.10 was compatible with my netbook’s WiFi,
sound, video and other services. The diagnostic software generates
a bunch of yes-no questions that I had to answer. Overall, the test
took about 20 minutes or so to complete. And it was well-worth my
time.”
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