Fedora

This is a video for the tinkerers among you, which shows how to upgrade the built-in Realtek WiFi card of an MSI Wind U100 netbook to an draft N card, specifically an Atheros AR5B93 card.

There hasn't been a lot of Fedora coverage here so far, even though it is one of the most popular Linux distributions. I don't know of any netbook that comes pre-installed with Fedora, and people who change the operating system are most likely to choose a system designed for netbooks.

This video created by developers from the Interactive Computing Lab at ENAC demonstrates interaction with existing Linux applications in Fedora 12 via multitouch displays using the labs kernel drivers, a patched X.org evdev driver, and Stantum touch displays.

Sugar on a Stick is a Live Linux distribution that can be loaded onto any flash drive with at least 1GB storage capacity to boot the child-friendly Sugar learning platform, which was initially developed as part of the non-profit One Laptop per Child project.