Post by TheScarletPimpernel on Sept 9, 2023 0:50:34 GMT
Re:
Feedback
Let us know what you think of Bodhi. We enjoy feedback. It makes it all worth while
Posted at Distrowatch:
Pros:
- bloat free
- very light (free -m) 268 MB with WIFI running
- fast
- elegant, very customizable desktop
- fantastic support from the developers and forum members
- about the best if not the best documentation of the other than major distros
- Bodhi's App Center is a cut above the rest
Cons:
- you need to know what apps you want to add as this is a minimalist distro
- you need to know basic Linux maintenance or read the docs
Review:
Bodhii is a superlative niche distro. It is not intended for newbies or the CLI adverse.
Bodhi is an anti-bloat distro. The assumption gong in is the user is in charge/knows what apps they want to install and Bodhi assists with a fine selection of curated software in its App Center that is tested to perform with Bodhi. In V7.0 you may also select from a wide assortment of browsers. Bodhi makes installation is a breeze.
The Moksha desktop is elegant and good looking with a wide variety of themes and wallpapers available. IMO,for its weight Moksha gives you the most bang for your RAM buck in terms of looks, customization, and performance. The wide assortment of Moksha modules gives the user an easy way to add functionality to the desktop environment.
But where Bodhi stands out is in terms of documentation and the warmth, camaraderie, and helpfulness of its forum. The developers are extremely accessible, diligent, and polite. There is a family atmosphere to the forum. There really are few smaller distros that can match Bodhi in this regard, Puppy is similar in tone.
Given Bodhi is very clear whom it is suitable for, I rate it a 10 out of 10. Bodhi is a Linux distro at its finest.
Feedback
Let us know what you think of Bodhi. We enjoy feedback. It makes it all worth while
Posted at Distrowatch:
Pros:
- bloat free
- very light (free -m) 268 MB with WIFI running
- fast
- elegant, very customizable desktop
- fantastic support from the developers and forum members
- about the best if not the best documentation of the other than major distros
- Bodhi's App Center is a cut above the rest
Cons:
- you need to know what apps you want to add as this is a minimalist distro
- you need to know basic Linux maintenance or read the docs
Review:
Bodhii is a superlative niche distro. It is not intended for newbies or the CLI adverse.
Bodhi is an anti-bloat distro. The assumption gong in is the user is in charge/knows what apps they want to install and Bodhi assists with a fine selection of curated software in its App Center that is tested to perform with Bodhi. In V7.0 you may also select from a wide assortment of browsers. Bodhi makes installation is a breeze.
The Moksha desktop is elegant and good looking with a wide variety of themes and wallpapers available. IMO,for its weight Moksha gives you the most bang for your RAM buck in terms of looks, customization, and performance. The wide assortment of Moksha modules gives the user an easy way to add functionality to the desktop environment.
But where Bodhi stands out is in terms of documentation and the warmth, camaraderie, and helpfulness of its forum. The developers are extremely accessible, diligent, and polite. There is a family atmosphere to the forum. There really are few smaller distros that can match Bodhi in this regard, Puppy is similar in tone.
Given Bodhi is very clear whom it is suitable for, I rate it a 10 out of 10. Bodhi is a Linux distro at its finest.
