Bodhi Linux 7.0.0 VM Images Available for VirtualBox and VMware
Bodhi team announced the latest version of their upcoming operating system ‘Bodhi Linux 7.0.0’, an upcoming major release of the Ubuntu-based distribution features Moksha desktop: “The Bodhi team is thrilled to announce the long-awaited release of Bodhi Linux 7.0. Built on the Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish) base, Bodhi 7.0 is a momentous step forward. With a strong commitment to improving user experience, performance, and adhering to its core values of minimalism and customization, this release marks a significant milestone in the evolution of Bodhi Linux. Bodhi Linux 7.0 comes with an array of improvements and updates. Most notable are: Introduction of a new “s76” release, which features a more advanced Kernel for those seeking cutting-edge performance; Kernel updates are now enabled by default; EFL and Terminology are updated to the version in e-git; Moksha no longer relies on deprecated libraries; The BL7 login screen boasts an upgraded slick greeter with a password reveal feature (Version 1.8.1), complemented by a new Plymouth theme; The default theme has been changed to the Moksha Green theme, showcasing an animated background, refreshed splash screen, and numerous fine-tuning; Bodhi’s Quick Start Guide is now available in multiple languages, inviting collaboration for unsupported languages; Thunar’s archive plugin now comes pre-installed, utilizing the engrampa backend; A Web-browser-manager, inspired by the Classic Zorin OS Browser Manager, simplifies the installation of popular web browsers; Moksha introduces a Keybindings viewer for fundamental shortcuts, conveniently accessible from the Menu; The iBar Module now supports application instances, enhancing user organization; The Notification module has been entirely restructured, offering support for Notification actions…” You can read complete release announcement here.
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