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Post by singhisking on Aug 18, 2021 14:43:03 GMT
Hi, I'm Dharrun, from India, Tamilnadu, chennai. Had blissful experience. a very nice OS you have offered. The next time if you release a new version, please try to check librewolf, it's so nice. But chromium is running good, but sometimes with ads annoying. But no complaints regarding software. I appreciate your contribution to users out here! Thank you so much! It brought my old PC to life. Also giving option to change the cursor look will be nice. Once again thanks!
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Post by Hippytaff on Aug 18, 2021 14:49:46 GMT
Hi singhisking
I m glad Bodhi has revived an old machine for you and you’re enjoying the experience. Welcome to the community. Hope you continue to be active here.
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Post by oblio on Aug 18, 2021 16:17:13 GMT
Hello singhisking (Dharrun)! Glad to hear Bodhi Linux is working well, we are big fans here  Welcome to the Forum and to Bodhi; see you around! |
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Post by wimc on Aug 18, 2021 21:13:59 GMT
Welcome to the forum.
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Post by ylee on Aug 18, 2021 21:31:13 GMT
Hello Dharrun, Glad you are enjoying out distro  I never heard of librewolf before. I will have to give it a look. Seems to be another FIrefox fork. It has always been Bodhi's philosophy that the end user can install what Browser they wish to use. No browser is going to please everyone. Librewolf can be installed on Bodhi altho by a flatpack I think. I am unsure if it is worth my time messing around with trying to package it as a deb file. Browsers get so many updates that once i started I would be doing it regularly. Not to mention it is actually hard and time consuming to package a browser like Firefox and forks. On the cursors I usually just use the standard X cursors and not the theme provided. You can set Moksha to always use the X cursor theme. To do this, open the Settings Panel and click on the Input tab. Click on the Mouse option. Change the theme from Moksha to X. |
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