Bodhi linux 5.1 alpha release now available
by rbtylee from LinuxQuestions.org on (#4Z3BZ)
As promised elsewhere on this forum, the Bodhi team is proud to announce the release of a testing ISO for Bodhi Linux 5.1.
Only 64 bit beta ISO images are provided at the moment. Don't worry tho, 32 bit ISO will be provide for our final release. Most users will want to download and test bodhi-5.1.0-64-beta.iso. This features the linux kernel version 4.18.0-18-generic. The hwe release is for users wanting a more recent kernel (5.3.0-28-generic) and kernel updates.
Be sure to read the two readme files found at this Sourceforge site.
Bilingual users who wish to help with our current localization efforts would be greatly appreciated. Anyone wish to help with documentation esp updating our quickstart guide to reflect changes in this release please contact us or comment here.
I am also pleased to announce a greater collaboration effort with the Bodhi fork, Escuelas Linux. In addition to reporting a number of (unknown to me) issues (fixed now) Escuelas Linux's developer Alejandro Diaz graciously provided us with improved spanish translations.
Much thanks to Atefan 'the waiter' Uram for his work on both the code and the themes and icons, to Alejandro Diaz again for his translation efforts and our current collaboration, and to Kiezel (Pjotr) for his work on localization and promotion :)
I hate to reiterate but donations of time, energy or money are greatly appreciated.
Only 64 bit beta ISO images are provided at the moment. Don't worry tho, 32 bit ISO will be provide for our final release. Most users will want to download and test bodhi-5.1.0-64-beta.iso. This features the linux kernel version 4.18.0-18-generic. The hwe release is for users wanting a more recent kernel (5.3.0-28-generic) and kernel updates.
Be sure to read the two readme files found at this Sourceforge site.
Bilingual users who wish to help with our current localization efforts would be greatly appreciated. Anyone wish to help with documentation esp updating our quickstart guide to reflect changes in this release please contact us or comment here.
I am also pleased to announce a greater collaboration effort with the Bodhi fork, Escuelas Linux. In addition to reporting a number of (unknown to me) issues (fixed now) Escuelas Linux's developer Alejandro Diaz graciously provided us with improved spanish translations.
Much thanks to Atefan 'the waiter' Uram for his work on both the code and the themes and icons, to Alejandro Diaz again for his translation efforts and our current collaboration, and to Kiezel (Pjotr) for his work on localization and promotion :)
I hate to reiterate but donations of time, energy or money are greatly appreciated.