I know it's possible because I see this tweet: [url]http://twitter.com/braunstonian/statuses/5582003934[/url]

I also have this problem with the Eee PC 701. The problem is that the monitor is too small to see the entire window. This is a bug in Ubuntu, so I think I will file a bug report about it. By the way, you might consider using the (Ubuntu Netbook Remix) rather than the standard Ubuntu as it better suits a small screen.

Even though you've got a Packard, not an Asus, I think that most of your questions about installing Ubuntu on a netbook will be answered by installing-ubuntu-karmic-koala-asus-eee-pc]

With my Eee experiences, I know of a couple different ways to get around this problem of too big windows:
1. Use an external monitor for the installation process.
or
2. Just guess where the button is and use tab to select the button, then press enter. (It sounds stupid, but actually this is the method I normally use).
or
3. Open the terminal and run this command:
* gconftool-2 –set /apps/compiz/plugins/move/allscreens/options/constrain_y –type bool false
* By pressing Alt + left mouse you can drag larger windows using the mouse pad now -> (which means you can drag the window up to access the bottom buttons)