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posting this in case you haven't heard.

this looks cool. does anyone know how hard it will be to get on the n810. it looks like a nice little OS

Two months after Ubuntu 8.04 LTS was released and almost one month after Ubuntu Netbook Remix was first showcased, Ubuntu MID Edition 8.04 has been released. This is the newest Canonical product in the Ubuntu family and is designed for Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs). Ubuntu MID Edition is a cut-down version of Ubuntu 8.04 for the desktop but with many packages sliced away and with optimizations for Intel's Atom Processor and mobile software enhancements as a result of the Moblin project.
 
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Im not an expert, but the answer is not anytime soon. This is because Ubuntu Mobile has been optimized for the Atom CPU, not the ARM CPU of the tablets. Look at Debian on the tablets, its taken a long time to make it useable, and that was with an ARM port. Good new is that due to the open nature of Linux and Nokia's close work with the Moblin people, we will probably see benefits.

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