GNU/Linux drivers follow chipset families instead of the vendor/product paradigm you may be used to.
Good support is seen in products using Atheros, Intel, Lucent/Prism and Realtek chipsets. And in products by D-link, Cisco, SMC, TP-LINK, Linksys, Cnet, Edimax, Gigabyte. Support is typically good.
FYI: Pulse audio 0.9.15, when it comes out, will have a destination for audio on the airport express - which is good, considering that pretty much every other implementation of it (including the hideous alsa port) sucks ass. I don't think ubuntu 9.04 will have that version, but 9.10 will, and I'd imagine that there will be backport packages around at some stage.
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