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Bodhi Linux 0.1.5 and the Enlightenment Desktop

Posted by Bob_Robertson on · 4 comments
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Enlightenment is one of the most beautiful of the Linux window managers that is being produced. I've used the E-Live and PCLinuxOS-Enlightenment LiveCD distributions in the past, and found them to be both quick and aesthetically pleasing. And isn't beauty something that the world needs more of? Well, it certainly doesn't hurt.

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Good job on this one. I'm too comfortable to start distro-hopping at present (that could always change). Bodhi's Ubuntu LTS base is a nice "feature" - with security updates on the packages until 2013, I think. It's a nice way to leverage Ubuntu's repo without the full Ubuntu/Xubuntu DE experience.
An honor and a pleasure.

Anyone want something reviewed, I've got the time if you've got the thing.
I've long admired e17, but it was always a sort of under-construction, do it yourself, someday it might be finished type of thing. I was greatly encouraged when I heard about Samsung stepping up to support enlightenment, and when I saw this review of bodhi I had to try it. I've downloaded the iso and plan to install it tomorrow on my test machine, as the live session was quite impressive.

It is one of the best write ups we have had thus far, very through and well laid out. Thanks again Bob.

~Jeff

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