Wiki Tag: FAQ

Minimum Spec FAQ When living on the bleeding edge of Bodhi Linux Minimum Hardware Specification (as defined below), some unique situations (such as severe memory-constraints) may be experienced that simply would not happen on systems afforded with a more lavish hardware specification. This article looks to answer some common questions on this subject, c/w some...

FAQs Below is a listing of our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) pages, c/w 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 or in our Getting Started FAQs Covering items such as: Selecting the...

Administrative Tasks Many new Bodhi 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 there...

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. How do I identify my Networking Hardware? The following Terminology commands (Main Menu > Applications > System Tools > Terminology ) will out details that when posted...

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 good starting point is Moksha Desktop, under...

Bodhi Linux – Pure Enlightenment Bodhi Linux 6.x comes with a choice of Window Managers, either Moksha Desktop or Enlightenment. Discrete Bodhi installation ISO’s have been created specifically for each, your decision on which to use is made before installation. Although functionally similar (Moksha being a fork of Enlightenment) there are one or two significant and...

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...