In addition, this update adds eCcess, a new system tool, and includes a slew of new themes for dressing-up the desktop.īecause this is a minor upgrade, I was able to do most of the heavy lifting easily from the command line by running “sudo apt-get dist-upgrade.” This command initially returns a list of packages that have been changed and prompts for the appropriate action.
I’m sure there are some bug fixes and minor enhancements, but it mainly upgrades some essential software, such as the Linux Kernel, Enlightenment window manager, Midori browser, Terminology terminal emulator and Ubiquity, the Ubuntu default installer used by Bodhi. Some time after midnight Thursday morning, after getting home from my “day” job, I upgraded my laptop to the latest version of Bodhi Linux, numbered 2.3.0, which was announced on Easter Sunday by the project’s Lead Developer, Jeff Hoogland, on his blog Thoughts on Technology.
