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Bodhi Linux 4 0 0 is Released Enlightenment based Moksha 0 2 1 desktop

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Bodhi Linux 4 0 0 is Released Enlightenment based Moksha 0 2 1 desktop Built on top of the recently released, Enlightenment-based Moksha 0.2.1 desktop environment, and based on the Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS (Xenial Xerus) operating system, Bodhi Linux 4.0.0 arrives in its final, production-ready state powered by the long-term supported Linux 4.4 kernel fully patched against the "Dirty COW" vulnerability. Bodhi is an open source Linux distribution built around the Enlightenment desktop environment and based on the world�s most popular free operating system, Ubuntu Linux. It is a customizable and minimalistic distribution that combines the beauty of the Enlightenment desktop with a great collection of applications and package management utilities. The highlights of this release coming from our previous stable release, Bodhi Linux 3.2.1, are: Ubuntu 16.04.1 Core Moksha 0.2.1 Desktop Linux 4.4 Kernel EFL 1.18.1 New / Updated Moksha Modules Ultimately our end users should be pleased to ...

Bodhi Linux 1 1 0 Ubuntu and Enlightenment based Promising Linux distribution

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Bodhi Linux 1 1 0 Ubuntu and Enlightenment based Promising Linux distribution Bodhi Linux is a relatively new GNU/Linux distribution being developed by Jeff Hoogland. I had read couple of reviews of Bodhi Linux earlier, but comment from the maintainer of Bodhi Linux in the review of MacPup 520 Linux ( you can read this review here ) , made me take notice of Bodhi Linux, and I decided to give Bodhi Linux a try. Bodhi Linux 1.1.0 is a distribution based on popular GNU/Linux distribution Ubuntu, Bodhi is a Sanskrit word which to some extent means enlightenment, it is widely used in Buddhism and thus the name itself for Bodhi Linux is positive. Bodhi Linux is based on Enlightenment Window Manager, I am huge fan of Enlightenment, I recently reviewed MacPup 520 and I was very impressed with what I saw, thus I had huge expectations from Bodhi Linux. The test environment was very modest, I have a close to four year old Core 2 Laptop with 1.5Ghz processor, which runs VirtualBox, I tested Bodhi ...