What works:
USB Devices
Wifi
Video (not accelerated)
Internal/external storage
What doesn't work (yet):
Touchscreen
Softkeys
Volume/Power buttons
Accelerometer
Camera
Audio (pulseaudio hangs, haven't investigated)
To get it working, I used a custom kernel with added support for various drivers, but otherwise pretty much the stock VS kernel. It gets the rootfs from the micro SD card, so it only requires a boot.img flash (so it doesn't destroy any user data or the Android system partition).
Video for booting Ubuntu on G-Tab
Code:
cd /media/sdcard
tar -xzvf /home/user/Desktop/karmic-rootfs.tar.gz
Install the boot-karmic update zip via ClockworkMod Recovery. ***MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A BACKUP boot update.zip (or grab one from Clemsyn's Kernel Corner)***
Insert the sd card and boot. You will see some yellowish/gold colored text quickly scrolling across the screen - this is normal. This should boot straight to a GDM login screen.
User=gtab Password=gtab
Wireless will work with wicd (not NetworkManager), and you should use a USB hub with a USB keyboard & mouse.
Files:
Karmic rootfs tarball (1.1GB)
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