Installed Jaunty Jackalope with Wubi. Definitely feels like a smoother UI on my Lenovo.
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told you its a much more refined linux than the other ubuntu versions... perhaps one of the distributions as far as polish, organization, etc.
I'm a fan of Fedora, but this is definitely a top notch release from the Ubuntu team. My only gripe is the lack of PackageKit as the default package manager.
Strangely, I had no end of problems trying to install JJ with the Wubi installer on the disc (it would complain about a missing .ISO file then quit), and I ended up having to download a more recent version of Wubi, running that from a folder also containing a copy of the CD image. Still, it makes life much easier if you need to dual-boot.