Google is requiring solid state disks.

There was an issue with early Intel X25-M G1 SSDs. They were non-bootable with Apple MacBooks. I have one and it was hell figuring out why it didn't work in a MacBook. It's been great in a ThinkPad.

From the other comments it seems the problem is actually that "Apply" is off the screen. Just tested 9.10 rc and it's still a problem. Hitting tab a couple times works, but that's not obvious once you've already switched.

ARM talked about the Cortex A9 (the one I'd actually like to have in a netbook) over two years ago. There is still nothing you can get that actually has one in it. Yay something to replace the ARM11. Hope it actually gets used.

System > Preferences > Screen Resolution

Pick 640x480. Click Apply. Pick whatever you want to go back to. Click Apply.

I have an SSD from a T400S installed in a Fujitsu P1630. It's the Toshiba variety that's been shipping recently (looks like they started producing them in June).

Small random writes are fast, similar to the Intel X25-M. Sequential read is slower, but sequential write is usually faster than Intel's drives. Overall a very good SSD.

There are a few images floating around the net of a Linux native client existing during beta. Are there any plans to resurrect the Linux client?