Rather than tossing together a new web page, I'm just going to not make any other entries today and post this survey about Linux here and link back to it on a couple of sites.

Hardware	Works?	Notes
Intel Celeron 2.2GHz Processor	Works	None.
15" LCD Display (1024x768)	Works*	Autodetected at 800x600; had to manually set to 1024x768.
Intel Integrated Video (82852/855)	Works	Had to manually enable some ACPI settings in KLaptop to adjust brightness.
2x 256MB RAM	Works	None.
Western Digital WD800VE (80GB)	Works	None.
Integrated Intel 82801DB PRO/100 VE Network	Works	None.
Integrated Lucent Winmodem	DOES NOT WORK	Not bothering with it, since I don't use it.
Internal 802.11b (Intersil Prism2) Wireless	Works*	Can't figure out how to modify network settings without restarting, though that's probably more 'I don't know' than anything else.
Toshiba 8?x24x10x24 DVD-ROM/CD-RW	Works	None
Li-Ion Battery	Works	Battery monitor worked without any modifications.
Intel 82801DB AC'97 Sound	Works	It was using OSS/ARTS when installed, had to manually switch to ALSA due to the inability for more than one program to access the sound at once.

• I have switched from Gnome to KDE out of personal preference, and haven't had many problems.
• I know there's a working driver for my Fn keys, but I never used them enough to justify bothering to install it.  (I reformatted recently and didn't bother reinstalling)
• Since I don't use wired LAN personally, I disabled it on startup.  I don't know how to enable it when I need it.

Partition		Format	Size (Approx.)	Mount Point	Notes
/dev/hda1		NTFS	13.5GB	/mnt/c	Windows refused to install without being first partition.
/dev/hda2		Ext3	80MB	/boot	Windows refused to install without being first partition.
/dev/hda3		Ext3	14.5GB	/	None
/dev/hda4		--	--	--	Extended partition.
	/dev/hda5	Swap	510MB		None.
	/dev/hda6	Ext3	13.5GB	/home	Tried to triple-boot Debian here but couldn't make it work, so I turned this into my /home folder to free up room on my / partition.
	/dev/hda7	FAT32	33.4GB	/mnt/y	Used for storing files that can be accessed and written by both Windows and Linux.