Wiki Tag: FAQ

Graphics Cards Many new Bodhi Linux users seem to have the same questions relating to Graphics Cards (especially Nvidia), so here are the answers to a few of them. Determining Graphics Card Model: If you are unsure which graphics card your computer possesses open Terminology and run the following commands. The first command will update...

Moksha Desktop Many new Bodhi users seem to have the same questions relating to Moksha Desktop, so here are the answers to a few of them. What is Moksha Desktop, how do I use it? There is a wealth of information in the wiki relating to Moksha Desktop, a fork of Enlightenment, in which is...

Networking / Wi-Fi Many new Bodhi Linux users seem to have the same questions relating to Networking / Wi-Fi, so here are the answers to a few of them: Gather Information: How do I Identify My Networking Hardware? The Terminology (Main Menu > Applications > System Tools > Terminology) commands below will output details that...

FAQs Below is a listing of our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) pages, with a brief outline of what each FAQ page covers. If you cannot find the answer you are looking for within these pages, feel free to raise a question within our forums or in our live chat (Discord). Getting Started FAQs Covering items...

Administrative Tasks Many new Bodhi Linux users seem to have the same questions relating to common administrative tasks, so here are the answers to a few of them. What is Terminology, how do I use it? Terminology is a terminal emulator for Linux, giving you access to the Linux command line. For more details see Terminology. Is...

Bodhi Linux – Moksha Bodhi Linux 6.x comes with the Moksha Desktop Window Manager (a fork of Enlightenment). Although Moksha and Enlightenment are functionally similar, there are one or two significant and many subtle differences between the two. Depending on how familiar you are with Moksha Desktop will influence how easy/challenging you’ll find the transition between...

Minimum Spec FAQ If your system is near the minimum specifications of Bodhi Linux (as defined below), some unique situations, such as severe memory-constraints, may be experienced that would not happen on systems closer to or exceeding the recommended hardware specifications. This article looks to answer some common questions on this subject using real-world experiences...