Post by mauriziof on Dec 20, 2020 9:40:28 GMT
I've just discovered Bodhi Linux, and following the forum rules, I'll not praise it, since it's merits are self evidents ...
I'm an Italian retired programmer, and not having to use other horrible os (guess what...) I've switched to Linux.
I own several machines, some old , some new, and some odd (convertible) and I must say that on this ones Bodhi Linux is one of the few versions able to run.
What else can I say ? I hope Bodhi will continue to evolve, grow (that is, following the minimalist philosophy, actually shrink), and be mantained for a long time in the future.
Best regards and best whishes.
Maurizio.
I'm an Italian retired programmer, and not having to use other horrible os (guess what...) I've switched to Linux.
I own several machines, some old , some new, and some odd (convertible) and I must say that on this ones Bodhi Linux is one of the few versions able to run.
What else can I say ? I hope Bodhi will continue to evolve, grow (that is, following the minimalist philosophy, actually shrink), and be mantained for a long time in the future.
Best regards and best whishes.
Maurizio.
I managed to fix it but found it rather difficult to do. Bear in mind I knew nothing more about Ocaml than the basic idea of what it was. Ever since then I have had a desire to try to learn the language. Interesting language