Bodhi Linux Introduces Moksha Desktop
Bodhi Linux Introduces Moksha Desktop Ubuntu based lightweight Linux distribution Bodhi Linux is working on a desktop environment of its own. This new desktop environment will be called Moksha (Sanskrit for �complete freedom�). Moksha will be replacing the usual Enlightenment desktop environment. Why Moksha instead of Enlightenment? Jeff Hoogland of Bodhi Linux says that he had been unhappy with the newer versions of Enlightenment in the recent past. Until E17, Enlightenment was very stable and complemented well to the need of a lightweight Linux OS, but the E18 was so full of bugs that Bodhi Linux skipped it altogether. While the latest Bodhi Linux 3.0.0 release uses E19 (except the legacy mode, meant for older hardware, still uses E17), Jeff is not happy with E19 as well. He quotes: On top of the performance issues, E19 did not allow for me personally to have the same workflow I enjoyed under E17 due to features it no longer had. Because of this I had changed to u...