Post by mdiemer on Sept 18, 2020 2:03:27 GMT
Although I have looked at Bodhi before, I never gave it enough of a chance. Now, I have installed it on an old Seagate hard drive. It made it as fast as as a solid state drive (not to boot of course, but once up and running it's greased lightening). It's also beautiful and extremely well organized.Maybe the most responsive distro I have used.
I am using Bodhi 4.5 on an old Gateway desktop, about 12 years old. Recently, my video card died, and then my upgraded power supply unit. So I'm back to on-board graphics, and a 300 W psu. I'm reluctant to replace them due to the computer's age. Maybe the psu would run a new video card, but for how long? So this machine is in the category of "run it until it drops." I also have Ubuntu 16.04 and Linux Lite 3.8 on it.
I have only one problem, or rather will have, once next April rolls around. I'll post that in another thread. Meanwhile, fantastic job on this gem of an operating system. I'll be sending a little support your way soon!
I am using Bodhi 4.5 on an old Gateway desktop, about 12 years old. Recently, my video card died, and then my upgraded power supply unit. So I'm back to on-board graphics, and a 300 W psu. I'm reluctant to replace them due to the computer's age. Maybe the psu would run a new video card, but for how long? So this machine is in the category of "run it until it drops." I also have Ubuntu 16.04 and Linux Lite 3.8 on it.
I have only one problem, or rather will have, once next April rolls around. I'll post that in another thread. Meanwhile, fantastic job on this gem of an operating system. I'll be sending a little support your way soon!
