Comments on: Bodhi Linux 2.0.0 Review

By: moltov

moltov — Sat, 15 Dec 2012 00:25:31 +0000

What about Bodhi on tablet?
I got a pretty cheap tablet, which is coming with Android 2.4, but is sucks. I’m using linux Mint LXDE and I have understod what is the precious thing inside the linux OS.
In fact i’d like to “upgreat” my slow and dummy tablet to some linux realees.
Please woud you recomend something?

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By: Simon Radburn

Simon Radburn — Thu, 13 Sep 2012 23:23:58 +0000

I installed Bodhi Linux this evening and absolutely love it, I am new to Linux but within the last two weeks have tried Kubuntu, Ubuntu, Lubuntu, Mint and Bodhi. Bodhi is my favorite so far I uninstalled Mint because I didn’t enjoy using it at all. That surprised me especially because it has great reviews. Now running Bhodi and Ubuntu in dual boot and not missing Windows at all.

By: tom

tom — Tue, 28 Aug 2012 01:14:42 +0000

Last time I used E17 was when I bought my home computer… the $199 special Everex gPC sold by Walmart for brief stint in late 2007… my first exposure to Linux. I upgraded the power supply, RAM and graphics card and soon switched to Ubuntu quickly because the pre-installed E17 gOS (distro) was pretty mediocre. I’ve been using Linux ever since. My $199 + $100 in upgrades computer is still going strong after 5 years but I’m starting to find it a bit sluggish with Gnome 3, KDE and Unity. Now I have discovered Bodhi, and while I am still testing, I am fairly sold. My system is much snappier and I like the software addition interface. Very happy so far.

By: lubuntulike

lubuntulike — Sat, 25 Aug 2012 11:25:03 +0000

I have tried installed some lightweight linux distro, but some times I get not stable enough, such as I get some crashes especially for E17 Desktop Environment. But I haven’t tried the newest release, hope better with always up to date OS.

Thanks for the review.

By: Anthony C

Anthony C — Wed, 08 Aug 2012 01:34:40 +0000

Great review, been with Bodhi since 1.1 and had Bodhi 2 for a couple weeks. I still prefer 1.4 out of all the releases so far. The ubuntu 12 base seems to have issues with gtkpod and nfs servers, though….As well, with JFTP. Other than that, ran flawlessly, speedily, and, of course, beautifully.
Oh, and I’m for “less is more” when installing a new distro. To each his own!

By: Mike L

Mike L — Mon, 30 Jul 2012 01:18:21 +0000

Thanks for reading the review. I guess it is really dependent on the person if they find it a bit unfriendly to have no software besides Midori installed; but many intermediate and advanced users would love the fact that they are given a clean slate.

By: linuxlover

linuxlover — Sun, 29 Jul 2012 23:50:56 +0000

Thanks for reviewing Bodhi linux. I have installed this new release on my desktop along with mint lxde which I am going to remove since that is not going to be in the scheme of things for mint.
As of Bodhi this is very great. Responsive and lightweight and good looking.
Yes. There are few things like it needs some learning. For example, I used to download and read pdf documents for which no viewer was preinstalled. Then I chose a pdf reader to install and use. I dont think this can be called as unfriendliness. Especially since Midori was given and with the great Bodhi app center every software we need is just one click away.