... One relatively unexplored idea is making the SD card as a bootable liveCD. It will allow you to simply use any computer at you disposal as the screen and keyboard. You will have full access to MyDocs, uSD and even /opt if you boot it from backup menu. Consider that the phone aspect of the n900 will still be available for you to make receive calls even when you have mydocs mounted as an external disc elsewhere. Of course the ULTIMATE would be to run the easy debian session on an external screen however I can not see how to do this without the huge pile of accessories required to connect to an external or a whole bunch of X over IP shenanigans that would be destined to fail. I have already installed backtrack 5 to my SD card. This allows me to boot BT5 on other people computers from my phone to fix/hax/show off on the move. I am looking for a linux distro that fulfils the following requirements: Ability to 'copy to ram' i.e. copy to ram then boot (running from ram for teh mega lolz speed) Firefox (or perhaps opera) with flash player. Light window manager, preferably LXDE. The gimp. VLC All those non free codecs the freak stallman out A mail client Abiword, gnumeric, etc. Zip/rar/7zip etc etc support. Any suggestions for a livecd that fulfills the above requirements?