eeebuntu

There are three flavors that have been released under Linux Ubuntu 9.04 variant: Base, Standard, and NBR.
 * NBR is like a TABed version of the standard interface. Well-suited for small screens.
 * Standard is very "MS WIndows" like. It also comes with the standard Open Office Suite, Firefox and other apps.
 * Base is just the X interface. You can choose how to add all the applications you want.

Are you using eeebuntu? Which "flavor"? What did you do to get it working?

Middle school model: (tested on PC901, PC1000, and PC1005 models)
In use at Euclid Middle School, ...

Based on Saugus uberkey0.39.img + simple updates - then extended with middle school updates. The uberkey is built on Linux + eeebuntu 9.0.4 interface on ASUS eee model PC901. It is comprised of the following:

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 * < Accessories:
 * Calculator
 * Manage Print Jobs
 * ScreenShot
 * Text Editor || Internet:
 * Firefox
 * Skype ||
 * < Education:
 * Celestia
 * Google Earth
 * Anagram
 * Bruch (Fractions)
 * Hangman || * Kig (Geometry)
 * Touch (Typing)
 * Turtle (Logo programming)
 * Word Quiz
 * Scratch (MIT's visual programming & media production)
 * Stellarium ||
 * Games:
 * Frozen Bubble
 * GBrainy
 * **Gweled - doesn't work**
 * Battleship
 * Sudoku
 * Lincity-NG || * LMarbles
 * Multiplication Puzzle
 * **Potato Guy - too lame for MS**
 * Supertux
 * Tux Math
 * Tux Typing ||
 * < Office:
 * Dictionary
 * E-Book Reader
 * ** Labyrinth Mind Mapping - kind of awkward ** || * OpenOffice.org Presentation
 * OpenOffice.org Spreadsheet
 * OpenOffice.org Word Processor ||
 * Graphics:
 * Cheese Webcam Studio
 * Dia Diagramming
 * F-Spot Photo Manager || * GIMP Image Editor
 * OpenOffice.org Drawing
 * TuxPaint ||
 * < Sound and Video:
 * Audacity
 * Movie Player
 * RhythmBox Music Player || Other: (future build - Jan 2010)
 * SMART Notebook (no drivers, limited gallery)
 * DROPBOX (synced to teacher account)