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发现这货恐怕才是最漂亮的linux发行版~而且比安装盘比xp还小各种兴奋决定在虚拟机里试试~如果不错的话，就给它推广~呵呵~
E17环境，这个发行版貌似主打老爷机
体验过最新的，感觉太单薄我ubuntu上装了E17，没事就进去玩玩，桌面的事就切回来E17还是很惊艳的，但要玩好设置很多
Bodhi Linux怎么样啊。。，，推荐配置多少
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Bodhi Linux 3.1.0 Pre 发布下载，Bodhi Linux是面向桌面的基于的发行，其特色在于优雅及轻量级的Enlightenment窗口管理器。该项目从Enlightenment的软件开发仓库中直接集成并预配置最新的Enlightenment，提供了模块特性、高度的可定制性及主题选择。缺省的Bodhi系统很小巧，仅有的预安装程序是 Midori、Terminology、EFM (Enlightenment File Manager)、ePhoto 及 ePad，而更多的软件可通过一个基于网页的、称为Bodhi软件中心的软件安装工具获取。
THIS IS NOT A STABLE RELEASE
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Getting back to having releases within their targeted release dates! Because this is the first release to use an early Moksha build I am putting out this &pre-release& disc for folks to help me catch (and fix) rough edges before we call this an official release.
I&ve created a 32bit pre-release disc that you can download from .
Please give it a spin, live or installed, and let us&know what you&think either in a comment here or on our . Things to note with this pre-release disc:
Moksha Segfaults the first time you access the menu as a new user. Pressing F1 brings you back to the desktop and then things are perfectly fine. There is some sort of menu cache generation issue that still needs to be figured out. I consider this a medium priority bug that would be nice to resolve before we release, but really it is cosmetic so I won&t be holding the release for it.
The quick start guide hasn&t been touched yet. I am
updating it for this release. If you have some time to spare, please help out
Be sure to verify that your md5sum is good and that you have a valid install media before reporting bugs.
Bodhi Linux 将引入 Moksha 桌面&
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贴个介绍Bodhi Linux是面向桌面的基于Ubuntu的发行，其特色在于优雅及轻量级的Enlightenment窗口管理器。该项目从Enlightenment的软件开发仓库中直接集成并预配置最新的Enlightenment，提供了模块特性、高度的可定制性及主题选择。缺省的Bodhi系统很小巧，仅有的预安装程序是midori、LXTerminal、pcmanfm及Synaptic，而更多的软件可通过一个基于网页的、称为Bodhi软件中心的软件安装工具获取。中文修改版下载地址
357.65 M用root登录，密码root登录后可自行添加用户，设置到sudo组。附件:
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安装到硬盘不用5分钟。注意看清分区。新手推荐用虚拟机测试。安装后占900多M附件:
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添加用户后，可自行修改桌面附件:
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采用新立得软件管理，很容易上手。
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呃呃。功能嘛。這個不好說。
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这个东西从来就没引导成功过。
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看样子马马虎虎嘛~可以在虚拟机里捣鼓下
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系统: Fundu i64
嗯，不错，图片挺漂亮的
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这个非常好阿。现在出到1.30了，非常好用，但是没有中文版。
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sobad 写道:这个非常好阿。现在出到1.30了，非常好用，但是没有中文版。可以通过新立得软件中心更新。
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loopcase 写道:sobad 写道:这个非常好阿。现在出到1.30了，非常好用，但是没有中文版。可以通过新立得软件中心更新。总觉得滚动更新有点不舒服，呵呵
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sobad 写道:loopcase 写道:sobad 写道:这个非常好阿。现在出到1.30了，非常好用，但是没有中文版。可以通过新立得软件中心更新。总觉得滚动更新有点不舒服，呵呵
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photor 写道:sobad 写道:loopcase 写道:sobad 写道:这个非常好阿。现在出到1.30了，非常好用，但是没有中文版。可以通过新立得软件中心更新。总觉得滚动更新有点不舒服，呵呵 每到一个地方总见到楼上闪亮的牙齿.
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记得以前想玩的时候上不去这个东西的官网，貌似在墙外？现在可以上了的样子……
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楼主这个貌似不能用硬盘方式引导，dd写U盘也不行
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qy117121 写道:楼主这个貌似不能用硬盘方式引导，dd写U盘也不行qy居然要尝试这个了？比arch还小白的系统
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Bodhi Linux 2.2 review - Square peg for round hole
Updated: February 1, 2013
Despite overwhelmingly warm feedback from pretty much everyone to my
Bodhi Linux almost two years ago, which pretty much sealed the deal, I decided to give it another shot. My
label as an idiot, so to speak, notwithstanding, Bodhi has changed quite a bit since version 0.15. Now at
increment 2.2, it continues its mission as a minimalist distribution based on Ubuntu.
All right, so let us have another go with this distribution. Bear in mind it's Ubuntu underneath all that,
adorned with the Enlightenment 17 desktop environment. As you know, my requirements from a desktop distribution
are fairly strict and harsh and revolve around simplicity, stability and productivity. Can Bodhi 2.2 handle it?
Live session - Minimalist is a tough word
No problem creating the bootable media and starting. Now, before you reach the desktop, Bodhi lets you choose
your theme and desktop wallpaper. You have theme profiles named like Laptop, Tablet, Desktop, Bare, etc, all of
which rearrange the desktop elements ever so slightly. Not bad, but the prevalent color is dark gray, both for
the themes and the wallpapers, so if you want something lighter, you will have to wait. The first profile I
chose was the so-called Laptop & Netbook, and it comes with a top panel.
Look & feel
While taste is subjective, there's no denying the fact Enlightenment 17 has been in development for almost a
decade, and it feels somewhat ancient. Looking at my
review from
back in 2008, things looks pretty much the same. True, Enlightenment flies even on desktops with no OpenGL with
reasonable performance and even a dash of 2D tricks, but on most systems, the layout will feel old.
The choice of fonts remains tricky. They looks somewhat weird and remain too small, no matter what size you
choose. Then, the icons are busy and non-uniform, and this does not align with the minimalist approach.
Which makes me think. How does one define minimalist really? By removing a handful of programs, which are
nothing more than static data on the disk? By reducing the memory footprint by removing unneeded services? That
Bodhi does, to an extreme, and we will discuss that soon. By recompiling the kernel and removing unneeded
functionality? No, not this one. By blacklisting all of the drivers for hardware not present on the box? No,
not that one either? Would you define Apple's OSX as minimalist? Well, I surely would. Perhaps it's all in the
presentation layer, and in this regard, E17 brings clutter.
Now, if you look at the desktop of the week
on the official site, you will find some exemplary, well-polished setups, which combine grace and simplicity.
For example, the WW52 2012
is quite splendid.
But what it does is the
take two tones of the same color and play with them, with neutral
elements where flair is not needed. If you ask me, that's how ought to be.
Tweaking the desktop looks is very tricky. It takes a hell of a lot of options and clicks. Enlightenment has a
decentralized management, with a separate menu for each one of the categories, making you despair even before
you begin. You even get a separate category for dropping shadows! It's almost like using , but for your desktop.
While I can breeze through a typical Gnome or KDE desktop at ease, here, I stood and watched in soft confusion.
But then, we will discuss Enlightenment 17 separately, in another article.
Where is my network?
And now, problems started. First, there was no icon for configuring network. Since I was testing Bodhi on a
laptop, Wireless was crucial for me. There's the network configuration tool available in the menu, but you need
to manually input your SSID, ESSID, MAC and all other little details. And then, fire up the DHCP client from
command line. At this point, I almost gave up, because I did the same thing with
and . I thought this was a one-time
problem, so I rebooted.
Now, to answer a comment posted on Slashdot last week, in response to my most gentle Fedora 18 , where someone mentioned that I come from the Windows world and do not
understand that reboots do not help in Linux - yes they do. If there's a race condition or a bug in software
somewhere, then it is quite possible that a reboot might resolve the issue. But let us not diverge into the
realm of who has a bigger e-penis, we are reviewing Bodhi here, and almost giving up.
The second time around, I chose the Desktop profile, and the session looked a bit different, but it did nothing
to resolve my networking woes. Using nm-tool from the command-line, I got all the
necessary information I needed, and eventually got underway by manually configuring the Wireless networking. In
one word, this is crap. If someone wants to be a hero playing with something as trivial as network, they can
use dedicated anti-noob distributions like Arch, Gentoo or alike. This kind of trick on Ubuntu is almost a
Samba sharing
What do you think? Of course not!
What you get is the so-called Book of One Thousand Excuses, where you read the very extensive online support
manual, explaining how to get things done. Y'know, all those things normal people take for granted, and get for
granted in a range of other distributions. Help files are basically a failure in design.
There's more at hand here. For example, you only get 32-bit support, or at least that's what it says, even
though I was running the 64-bit version on my
box. There is no margin
or padding for the text near the little thumbnail image on the Web page, so it looks somewhat ugly. You get
four different font colors and the clashing red/green combo. There are at least three different font types I
could spot. The Wireless icon had a white background that does not align well. The battery icon was gone. Even
the distro menu icon was different. It had a kind of a green leaf in the Laptop profile, and now it just reads
Bodhi inside a white circle.
Installation
Much like the first time, I did not think there was a reason to proceed and install Bodhi. Even the mouse
cursor was sluggish and annoying, and my eyes were starting to hurt from the blurry effect of over-tiny fonts.
But I did it. Another inconsistency, you get a different style for the installer. It's something GTK, not
Enlightenment.
It went fairly well, but then mix and mesh of themes does not really work. In the partitioning stage, one of
the checkboxes suddenly decided to jump sideways a few pixels, nothing major. Beats me why, but must the the
desktop manager and whatnot.
And then, when the installation begins, it tells you about choice. In fact, there's a little paradox right
there. The slide says, we strongly believe in minimalism and user choice, therefore you will only get a few
tools out of the box. What? LOL. How's that user choice, if YOU dictate what they get? And if they don't know
how to do all the rest, like configure Wireless manually, what choice do you leave them really?
AppCenter is fine, but to use it, you need Internet. Right? It's like that scene in Fawlty Towers, when O'Riley
does a botched job by closing the kitchen door, and then Manuel comes and Basil asks him what he intends to do.
Manuel tells him he is going to serve the breakfast and tries to find the door, then he looks at Basil and
says: where is door? And then Basil gloats, and goes: aha. That's exactly the situation here. The AppCenter is
the kitchen, and the door is the Internet. Here's the Fawlty Towers clip, watch the first minute and a half
Anyhow, Bodhi installed super-fast, maybe four minutes total. There were no problems with the quadruple
installation, and
controlling the
Using Bodhi
After the installation, miraculously, I had both Wireless, sound and even the battery meter, although it now
looked like a flask. Once again, all of the icons looked that much different.
Package management
The first thing I did was replenish all the missing bits, and the list is long. I needed everything, because
Bodhi does not really give you anything. Still, even this step was not smooth. I installed VLC, but it was
listed under some weird category named Programming. And the Synaptic package manager got stuck, displaying a
weird window that trailed the position vector coordinates insides its square.
Multimedia
Eventually, I sorted it out, by installing all the missing plugins.
Applications choice
You do not really get anything useful. Midori as a browser, a text utility, and that's all really. No fancy
programs. You are stripped bare of any decent functionality.
Now comes the punch line? What does running Enlightenment 17 on top of Ubuntu kernel really give you? How big
and important is the improvement on middling hardware? Well, not that big, to tell you the truth. Bodhi
allocated 1.62GB, of which 1.34GB was cached, so it comes down to about 280MB RAM on idle, which is nothing
special, since I have seen
and Debian perform in the under 200MB
range without any difficulty, even with the full plethora of stuff. Unless you strip the kernel, you don't gain
much really.
Other problems
GTK programs were unresizable. I could not change them. Flash in Firefox struggled for some reason, and I have
no idea why is this, maybe because Bodhi did not enable OpenGL or whatnot? Then, the screenshot tool had no
option to grab current windows only. I could not find a way to change the delay, and it would always prompt me
to save in the home directory, forgetting my previous choice.
Even after I installed the Samba tools, the default file manager would not show any network locations, making
it absolutely useless. I installed Thunar and it did its job so much better.
And here's the final desktop:
Suggestions for making Bodhi better
Here's free advice, which I normally keep to myself, because it costs about USD150 per hour, that's how awesome
I am. Simple, clean colors, two tones at most, white and coffee brown or gray. Consistent approach to every
element, including icons, fonts and whatnot. No use of gradients whatsoever. A live session that offers
everything and then ASKS users whether they want various things upon install, like codecs, extra drivers for
hardware not currently present and so forth. That is choice! Giving users a
crippled set is not choice.
If your users cannot configure their network properly or do not have the battery icon, and the network shares,
printing, and media do not work, you are not giving them a minimalist desktop, you are giving them problems. If
you want minimal, why not take it to the next level? Why give a desktop environment at all? What's the point?
If people must resort to command line to do things, they don't need GUI. If people must install 300MB worth of
programs to get basic functionality, they do not need Bodhi then. They can just use the stock Ubuntu.
It's really simple - do not take away, ASK users. A wizard, saying, do you need
Windows connectivity yes/no, add or remove Samba client. The same for MP3 playback, Flash, printing, extra
drivers, codecs, software, and so forth. That's minimalism, plus awesome visual layout. And this is what people
do not understand. Minimalism is the choice of reduced complexity, not reduced
functionality. Free advice worth several thousand bucks right there, no need to
Conclusion
Once again, I find Bodhi to be targeting a non-existent crowd. Sure, a handful of hardcore Linux users will
like it, and swear by it, and all that. But this distribution is far, far from its stated mission of
minimalism. It is complex and crippled and caters to highly experienced people who can achieve the same without
any dedicated system.
On top of that, Bodhi brings in a huge range of problems that stem from its neutering, rendering a desktop that
is virtually unusable. FFS, you need to configure the Wireless network manually, how's that? Then, you can't
print, browse network shares for your pr0n, you cannot listen to music, watch videos, you get no software, it's
just a terminal window for some Internet, plus a debatable quantity of old-time燼esthetics. What for, really?
Who is the target audience? Some grandpa somewhere? A Windows user? Who?燗nd Bodhi weighs 550MB, so what's so
slim about it? You want minimalist and fully functional? Grab
does everything at one quarter the size and half the physical resources.
I guess my stance does not change. Bodhi Linux is a stripped down Ubuntu with reduced functionality, a
different presentation layer and tons of problems. I wish it could fill in the gap somewhere, but there's no
gap. All of what it does can be met by fully functional distributions with a minimal extra performance and
resource penalty. All in all, 2/10. Well, let's see what happens in a year or two. For now, feel free to send
me letters of love like you did the last time.
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