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Bodhi Linux 5.1.0 now available

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There are many Linux distributions nowadays. Some are unique, but many are largely repetitive and probably don't need to exist. One Linux-based operating system that manages to stand out is Bodhi, thanks to its use of the Moksha desktop environment.

If you aren't familiar with Bodhi, please know it is a lightweight operating system that is based on the great Ubuntu. Today, Bodhi 5.1.0 becomes available. This new version is significant, as it is the first release since development leadership was changed last year.

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Bodhi Linux Is Still Alive, Gets New Release Based on Ubuntu

  • Bodhi Linux Is Still Alive, Gets New Release Based on Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS

    As you probably know, Bodhi Linux found a new maintainer in Robert Wiley, last year in June. Since then, we haven’t seen a new release of the popular GNU/Linux distribution and many thought the worse, that the project is dead.

    But that’s not the case, as Bodhi Linux 5.1 is out now with some new features and improvements. The most obvious changes are the replacement of the Midori web browser with GNOME’s Epiphany and the ePad text editor with the more lightweight Leafpad.

Bodhi Linux 5.1.0 Released Based on Latest Ubuntu Point Release

  • Bodhi Linux 5.1.0 Released Based on Latest Ubuntu Point Release

    A new version of Bodhi Linux is available to download based on the recent Ubuntu 18.04.4 point release.

    While Bodhi Linux isn’t a headline distro it has gained a solid following over the years thanks to a combination of low system resource requirements and solid performance with the novel Moksha desktop environment and a selection of lightweight desktop apps.

    And truth be told I have a bit of a soft spot for it, too. I like distros that ‘do things differently’ and, amidst a a sea of pale Ubuntu spins sporting minor cosmetic changes, Bodhi Linux stands out more than most.

Bodhi Linux 5.1 Is Out With Latest Hardware Support

  • Bodhi Linux 5.1 Is Out With Latest Hardware Support And Kernel Updates

    Not all operating systems can run on old computers. But thanks to the Linux community, which develops various lightweight Linux distributions, we have multiple choices. According to our list for the same, Bodhi Linux is the best lightweight operating system.

    If you’re very new to Linux, you may not have heard about Bodhi Linux as there has been no new release for two years. But, a couple of days ago, Bodhi Linux released the new version v5.1 that now supports regular kernel updates and the latest hardware as well.

Bodhi Linux 5.1.0 overview | The Enlightened Linux Distribution

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