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any hub should work. I used the cheap walmart brand. Try hooking the power usb of your cdrom to your desktop and see if your keyboard works then.

A cloud os based off URN meant for low hardware settings.  Might be the first ubuntu to work on here. Size is roughly 700mb but I think it can be cut down drastically. I'd try it on a usb flashdrive first if Anyone is interested. I'll try it later if I get a moment.

I'd have to say no. There are a few debian based os that have worked 366. Thus gar to my knowledge no ubuntu based os have worked on the 366.

I would have to say that since this is so stripped it won't effectively work

Given what google is trying to do it leans it'll all up in the air. They want A and they want B. They want ease of use on par with windows. They want it to be safe and secure with large amounts of compatible hardware. They want it small. It could be ubuntu based but here's my thought process: Google...

It's debian based http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2009/11/google-chrome-os-press-event.html "Chrome OS is a lightweight Linux distribution based on Debian that uses a lot of open-source software: Host AP Linux drivers, PAM (an authentication mechanism), Syslinux (a lightweight bootloader), IBu...

Don't think it's possible on the dt with this particular clipped os and it's video card

I think it's debian based or it'sdebian compatible but I'm almost certain it's not ubuntu based.

theres some info on some progs for xp back a few threads.

lol I gave up. Winters setting in and got my hands all cramped up. I won't be playin with it much until spring hits. I think it can be done but I would think it or chrome would be of little use at the moment. There are a few online program suites but the technology isn't really noteworthy yet. I onl...

I doubt it'll look like linux but I'm certain almost that they will have some sort of package management. if google wants to do anything on the market they are going to have to do something so a broad range of computers can use it. To do that they'll need alot of drivers.

I was thinking though that it could be done with another distro.

any thoughts or has anyone asked? It's small and I think it uses debs and perhaps it might work.

maybe I should type those in? Lupo pensuite http://www.lupopensuite.com/ portable apps http://portableapps.com/ I've tried these and I think these are all opensource here's also a list of some other resources free and not free and I think a few can be used to make apps you like portable and perhaps ...

There are a couple of flash pen suites that work fairly well. I even tried gimp from one of them. Some are a bit slow to load but work fairly well after loading. You could transfer some of the progs over to the hard drive. Most of the software is a portable version and is smaller than it's counterpa...