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Bodhi Linux ARM Alpha Release for RaspBerry Pi

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Bodhi Linux ARM Alpha Release for RaspBerry Pi Edit/Update: You can find the latest release here ->  http://www.bodhilinux.com/downloads_mobile.php Ive been busy with lots of different Bodhi things of the late. The latest of my many projects has been getting the Bodhi desktop functional on the RaspBerry Pi: This first release while having some rough edges does give you a fully functional Enlightenment desktop on top of a Debian Wheezy ARMEL base. I am providing two different downloads which you can find on our source forge page here. The first is an easy to use .img file that can be written to 4GB or larger SD card. If you dislike .img files Ive also provided tar files that contain the boot partition (which should be written to a vfat partition at the start of an SD card) and the root file system (which should be written to the second partition on a card that is extX). The default logins for this image are: bodhi/bodhi root/raspberry The "bodhi" user has sudo rights by def...

Bodhi Linux RaspBerry Pi Beta

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Bodhi Linux RaspBerry Pi Beta Edit/Update: You can find the latest release here ->  http://www.bodhilinux.com/downloads_mobile.php A little over six weeks ago I posted a very early image of Bodhi for the RaspBerry Pi. Today I am happy to let everyone know that I have published what I consider to be a "beta" quality image: Bodhi for Pi:  http://bodhilinux.com/downloads_mobile.php The download comes in the form of a compressed .IMG file, which can be extracted and then written to an SD card (2GB minimum). The first thing worth noting in this release is that the default username/password are different: Username: pi Password: bodhilinux As for changes, this release is now utilizing Terminology as its default terminal emulator and PCManFM file browser has been replaced with the native EFM (Enlightenment File Manager). The issues our first image had with networking and flash drives should also be resolved with this release. Also worth noting is that the AppCenter is now...