Without a doubt, Google's Chrome OS notebook, dubbed Cr-48, has been one of the hottest arrivals of late 2010, as it offered the world a glimpse at what Google's brand-new operating system for notebooks/netbooks would be able to offer, as well as the level of performance we are to expect from these machines.
However, it seems that the portable computing system has also drawn the attention of hackers, since, as GizInChina reports, the Cr-48 has already been hacked in order to run another free, open-source operating system (and perhaps the best-known of them all), namely Ubuntu Linux.
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