Chris, I made a Saucy (Ubuntu 13.10 daily) Live boot USB flash drive from the 64-bit ISO ownloaded from /daily-live/current. Unfortunately it did not fair well. It booted up to Unity, but from there the mouse pointer and Unity itself were locked up or unresponsive. The only thing I did find working to some degree was the Volume buttons on the left of the XPS 18 computer caused the Ubuntu-based volume control to come up and change volume (until the volume is down/off then it locks up), and the Power button on the right side of the XPS 18 appears to have Ubuntu re-act to it but shutting down. But with Unity up, I was not even able to open a terminal, nor exit Unity to a shell, as Unity was locked up and the mouse. Let me know what you want to do from here.
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