I do not believe that dropping all the way down to browserlinux is necessary to achieve the speed increases you are looking for.  Ubuntu/kubuntu are resource consuming.  You would probably be more happy with Xubuntu or Debian-LXDE or http://puppylinux.org/

You can apt-get usb-creator (this only works for Debian/ubuntu releases)
or
http://fedorahosted.org/liveusb-creator/

WegianWarrior wrote:

Why not install it to a SD card (their website describes how) and run it from there to see how you like it. Since it runs from RAM it really don't matter where you boot it from.

It is fast and snappy, but also severely limited in what it can do.

Hope this helps

I have seen that already, but I just can't install UNetbootin, which is required for this operation.
Thanks anyway.

alexander.deg wrote:

Thank you, aj123, Puppylinux looks better than Browserlinux. I will now try again to install UNetbootin, I hope it works.

If you want puppy on an eee I recommend going here http://pupweb.org/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?board=puppeee

this is puppeee 4.31 = puppy made for an eee - Its not really a competitor for ubuntu cos it doesnt  have the massive repositories that buntu has. But if you want a fast slick system for internet access and basic tasks then this is very good - I have it booting from switch on to desktop in 16s on my 901. Currently ubuntu cant get close to that  but  I would love to see Lucid lynx booting in the low 20s .

the standard puppeee uses seamonkey - but I am using it with chrome as it  is easily the fastest  browser I have come across.  the forum describes how to get  puppee on a stick without  having to use unetbootin

cimh
901 puppeee