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Bodhi Linux is a lightweight Linux distribution based on Ubuntu, that uses the Enlightenment window manager.

Bodhi Linux is a Linux Distribution leveraging the fast, customizable, and beautiful Enlightenment Desktop. Enlightenment coupled with a minimal set of utilities such as a browser, text editor, and package management tools form the solid foundation of Bodhi Linux.

  • Minimalism is one of Bodhi Linux's two core ideals. The combination of Enlightenment and the core utilities included in a default Bodhi Linux install lead to exceptional speed and low system requirements, while providing a beautiful, usable, and customizable desktop experience.
  • User choice is another important feature embodied in Bodhi Linux. By only including a small set of default utilities, the user is free to make Bodhi Linux their operating system. Users can install applications from our extremely easy to use AppCenter, apt-get, or Synaptic to suit their individual needs.
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Screen very dim after resume from suspend

I'm unable to resume from 'Suspend to RAM'. It resumes properly, albeit with a very very dim screen (so dim I can barely make out the desktop). Trying to brighten the screen using the Fn keys doesn't work, and the only option is to switch the…
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MySQL stop/waiting issues; “can't connect … through socket”

So this was my first time putting up a LAMP stack on a Bodhi machine (previously experience with WAMP, and LAMP on 10.04); I got Apache going, and a Drupal install begun, then I go to create a new database and when I log in to phpmyadmin ... I get a…
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Virtualbox seamless mode in Bodhi Linux

I just created a Bodhi virtual machine (Win 7 Host) and installed virtualbox-guest-additions but I'm still not able to activate seamless mode in virtualbox. Is this mode even supported for Bodhi Linux and what do I need to add to my guest system? My…
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In the terminology terminal, how do I change it's login shell?

I would like to use tcsh and not bash. I tried chsh, but it still is logging me in as bash Terminology is the default terminal for Bodhi Linux
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Bodhi Linux - Hanging on Install

This question may be related, but it is woefully unresolved, and I don't have the reputation to add to it. Short Version: While running the Bodhi 2.4 live OS from a thumbdrive, opening the Install wizard only allows me to get two steps in…
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Bodhi, shared folder appears in VM but not the subfolders

You can see in the left folder sf_Compiler and in the top right how I configured in VirtualBox settings and bottom right the folders that I should be seeing in my VM which are present in the host. Instructions are from here: …
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How can I make new 'virtual mic', as a 'tee'/combined existing microphone & speaker/output audio-streams to record Zoom/Jitsi/etc. calls?

I'm including details of my AUDIO packages / environment below. Other similar questions/answers I've researched haven't worked due to my particular below limitations. Either: would require a reboot; and/or requires an entirely NEW base set of…
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How to change the mouse cursor in Bodhi Linux

In Bodhi Linux, there is a poor choice of mouse cursor - only from the MOKSHA desktop theme, is it possible to change the theme of the mouse cursor?
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protonvpn RuntimeError: Couldn't find acceptable executables for {'xdg-open'}

EDIT #3: After a series of attempts at removing packages, and installing again with/without the virtualenv, I came across various hurdles, which required me doing (with the help of ref, ref) $ conda install -c conda-forge pygobject $ conda install…
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Start vino-server automatically at startup

I am using Bodhi Linux, and vino-server in it. I can connect neatly from Win 10, following the same procedure I am used to do to connect to Ubuntu boxes. Now I want vino-server to start automatically on boot. What I use in Ubuntu (1. Add vino-server…
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Laptop wakes up immediately after suspend

My laptop wakes up immediately after suspend (or it fails suspending? are they two different cases?). It is an old Toshiba Satellite C855D-S5105, 8Gb RAM. It has a recently installed bodhi Linux (an Ubuntu derivative, so for many many things it…
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xRDP from Win10 disconnects immediately after connecting

I am trying to connect via xRDP from Win10 to my recently installed Bodhi Linux. I could connect from this client to many other Ubuntu servers. This is my first time with Bodhi, but everything looks familiar. How can I solve this, or at least…
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Bodhi Issue with Nautilus as SU

I am unsure how to run Nautilus with superuser privilieges on Bodhi, or if this is just a bad idea altogether. I am looking for a file manager that can browse my local network, and can be run as superuser. Nautilus works in these respects, but has…
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Bodhi installation hangs

I am currently trying to install Bodhi linux (version as of 2014_07_09) to my Laptop. I booted from USB-drive into the live environment and hit install. After some attempts I even found on the Distro's website that they do NOT recommend using the…
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Is PAE harddrive dependent?

I have two M1400 and I can successfully boot and installed Bodhi Linux on one of them. When I try to boot it on the second one I get a Kernel Error saying that the CPU doesn't support PAE. The two PC's are practically Identical, The same Bios…
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