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I don't, unfortunately. I suppose your best bet would be to install the Ubuntu Touch Preview on the laptop, but I don't know how well it would work. As far as I

• taeric 14y ago
  Cool, thanks! From the looks of it, I'm fairly alone in wanting to even try this.
  • noahl 14y ago
    I would be interested. However, I would bet that there are plenty of people at Canonical who are even more interested (or do this already, even). Thinking about it now, since their plan is to have the same software run on the laptop and phone, you can do it just by installing Ubuntu (or really, Ubuntu in 1-2 future versions). The only thing you won't get to see is what it looks like on small screen sizes - for that you'll need some sort of emulator. I don't know much about virtualization - is there a host program that can dynamically change screen sizes, or pretend that you just plugged into a dock? If so, that should do it.