[Asus Transformer TF700] oliverthered:
So far so goodish

Well I got it installed ok after downloading goo to run the recovery script (it would be nice to have that in the instructions or a link to instructions of how to get recovery!)

Anyhow, First I tried Touch it took a while to start up after installing UI seemed quick (but horrible,personally I prefer 'nornal' user interfaces and settings things to 'full screen' and bumping the font sized up a bit wfm)

I couldn't really seem to get Ubuntu Touch to do anything much so I installed Ubuntu 12.04?

this works quite nicely esp considering it doesn't have proper Tegra 3 support.

Minor gripes:

had to chmod /media/ubuntu to be able to access any external drives etc... (I think this is a standard ubuntu issue)

turned off that annoying cube desktop thing, esp as it grinds to a halt when memory is low

can't install on an existing partition and wipes the device only creating a partition partly filling it (this was actually handy as I created a nice big swap space partition in the remains of a 16GB sdcard!)

Bigger gripes:

UK Keyboard map is totally borked, i.e. doesn't even have a hash key!!!

When I boot up from the multi-boot it always says drives weren't cleanly unmounted

Serious gripes:

The system hung once when I fist installed onto a file on my tablet (instead of an sdcard or whatever),

I rebooted to find that recovering the journal on the main file system had partly corrupted the rootfs file which then had even more issues when it got checked. So I would say that the rootfs method is not a viable method for running an OS since it's not fault resistant enough and you loose everything.

Apps that I've had problems with so far are:

The default Media player, has issues playing videos. This is odd since YouTube works just fine in a browser.

Krita (seg faults on statup)

Monodevelop, graphics issues to the point of not being usable (but it does have a terrible code base last time I looked so I'm not supprised)

Some odd print problems when I fiddle around with printer settings in GIMP. (this may just be a print driver issue)

Flash (haven't tried the gnu versions of flash yet as I'm using my moble phone for internet and if I did use it it get's blocked.... (this worked fine as a solution for flash when I was running debian under ubuntu.... all be it with the slowest graphics in the world!)

xpdf (starts then exits... this is a bit of an odd one as most other things I've tried seem to work fine)

audacity messes up the sound card if you try to record stuff with the mic (I got this working once on debian on android but I can't remember hos so I may have another play).

Microphone and camera devices don't appear in the 'usualy' parts of the UI system, the mic does show up in audacity so it may be a config issue, I'll have a poke around console.

the alsamixer also crashed and had display issues.

minitube (videos didn't play)

apart from that it's been mostly fantactic....

I've fund running a large swap partition seems to be a good solution then waiting if you've accidently overloaded the memory and if all else fails hit the keys to restart X.

Here's hoping for a more upto-date full version of Ubuntu with more recent Tegra 3 support work that's been done...

Other apps I've run include libreoffice suite, mypaint (lovely with the touch screen if you get a touchcreen pen too!), cups (printer worked a treat... I think that's a few killer apps there already), chromium browser with a few extensions to sort out youtube a bit. Scribus, InkScape, LYX, Ubuntu One (and turning on loads of things in ubuntu)

P.S. What's going on with this project, it says 'project closed', I've probably got a bit of spare time and a few blank SD cards to do some hacking with.