When buying a new pc or piece of hardware, it's always my concern how easy it is going to be to get installed/recognized by ubuntu. While there is some information on the wiki, it is not clear enough in my opinion. I understand canonical cannot possibly create drivers for every hardware out there, so you should reward hardware manufacturers that do create drivers by promoting their products in a page for 'hardware certified for ubuntu', which should be easily accessible from the main ubuntu page. And list only hardware that does not require tinkering with a terminal or configuration files, so if I buy a product on the list I know there will be no headaches. One step forward would be to actually create a stamp of quality brand for certified products for it to be displayed on the product box and website.