Name: Buffalo AirStation Turbo G (WLI-CB-G54S)
Device Type: PCMCIA Wireless LAN adapter
Distribution: Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) (i386 version)
Other: This device uses the Broadcom BCM43xx AirForce One chipset, Ubuntu's Restricted Drivers Manager automatically installs it and downloads a firmware.
Name: Diamond ATi Radeon X1600Pro 512MB AGP
Device Type: Graphics Card (ATi Radeon X1600Pro chipset, AGP8X bus)
Distribution: Ubuntu 6.10, 7.04, and 7.10 (I used this device in all of these)
Other: This requires the "fglrx" driver, which isn't very good. This card will not perform as well in Linux as in Windows, because the Linux driver does not support all of the card's features.
Name: ASUS nVidia GeForce4 MX420 64MB AGP4X
Device Type: Graphics Card (based on nVidia GeForce MX420 chipset)
Distribution: Ubuntu 6.06, Ubuntu 7.10 (did NOT use on 6.10 or 7.04)
Other: This card uses the nvidia-glx drivers (which automatically install with the Restricted Drivers Manager) and the card is fully supported (playing a game in Wine can sometimes have better FPS than in Windows).
Device: IBM Thinkpad Hotkeys (Volume Up/Down, Mute, ThinkPad, Brightness)
Device Type: Extra Laptop buttons
Distributions: Ubuntu 7.04 and Ubuntu 7.10
Other: Worked perfectly in 7.04 with the thinkpad-base package installed. Does NOT work in Ubuntu 7.10 due to a bug in the new hotkey-setup package.
Device: IBM ThinkPad ThinkLight
Device Type: Keyboard Light (LED in top of laptop monitor)
Distribution: Ubuntu 7.04, Ubuntu 7.10
Other: Works in both distributions. Can be controlled in hardware with key combination, but in software, it can blink for Pidgin/Gaim notifications or as an XMMS visualization.