View source for Installing Kubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) on an X61 Tablet

I have been anxiously waiting for Gusty to come out, so I could test it out on my my ThinkPad X61 Tablet.  The day it was released, I downloaded it and installed it.  The preliminary verdict, it went pretty smooth, video settings detected properly, wired and wireless connections work, sound works.  More details forthcoming as I discover them.

=== Known Problems ===
* If you don't have an UltraBase with an optical drive, installing can be a bit of a pain
* Suspending/hibernating seems quirky, I'll investigate further.
* Haven't got bluetooth working yet

=== Installing ===
The X61 does not have a built-in optical drive.  That leaves you two choices for how to install, build a USB stick that you can boot from, or boot off the network.  Since I already have another linux machine configured to support network boot clients, that's the option I choose.  For this method, make sure you download the alternate image; I downloaded kubuntu-7.10-alternate-i386.iso.

-Still need detailed instructions about how to install using PXE

=== Enabling the Tablet ===
The wacom tablet on the X61 is detected by the installation, but disabled.  You can enable it by editing your xorg.conf file.