Bodhi has released 0.1.7, a further development release of the
Bodhi Enlightenment desktop Linux distribution. As I've
mentioned before, Bodhi is focusing on providing usability with a minimal footprint.
By using the
Enlightenment graphics environment, Bodhi creates highly configurable, and aesthetically pleasing, visual effects without loading the system down with bloat.
As Bodhi is a tributary of
Ubuntu, and so it's no surprise that Bodhi works as a liveCD and not just an install disk. As an old
Debian hack myself, I'm so used to install disks doing nothing but installing that it's still a bit of a pleasant surprise.
The installation is fundamentally the
same as before, so I don't see a need to go into that again. Well, I will say that the final screen now correctly points out that it is Bodhi Linux, I'm glad that the Bodhi developers took my previous poke in the humorous spirit it was intended.
