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Some good news for testers who have received Google's Cr-48 Chrome OS laptop: you can load Ubuntu on it.

The Chromium Projects website has posted instructions on how to load Ubuntu on the laptop. It's highly complicated, so it's perhaps an afternoon project only for technically skilled. After achieved, the laptop can dual boot into Chrome and Ubuntu.

It was only a matter of time before another OS was loaded on the laptop. As we speak, someone may be trying to figure out how to load Windows on the laptop.

The more adventurous Linux enthusiasts have tried unusual Linux distros for many different reasons. Some to find the right UI, some for peace of mind, and some to restore a system. 

What is your favorite unusual Linux distribution?

LinuxPlanet's Carla Schroder has listed her favorite unusual distros, which is led by Red Hat, which would be on the top of many lists. She seems to have a love for no-nonsense and well-maintained distros. There are some surprises in her Top 5 list, so check the insightful article out.