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One more question...
How would I go about installing Bohdi on my very old laptop? I currently have this laptop with Mint Julia and Peppermint currently installed on it. I like Mint, but it just runs too slowly on this machine. Can I install Bohdi over top of Mint Julia to get rid of it? If so, how do I do that?
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Have you got any docs, pics etc that you want to save? If not, just boot from the live CD/USB, let it load and select 'install' and one of the options after selecting language will be a "replace existing .... with ..."
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It might also be worth considering that Bodhi V2 (stable) is scheduled for release this month. As this will be based on 12.04, my advice is to wait.
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Agreed.
Mageia (apparently) has a stylish and more complete version using E17 but unfortunately this is only available via a dual-arch install (some issues reported), or a network install. There is no live version which is a pity.
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Read on their site today that the final release of Bodhi 2.0 is delayed because of a bug in the live session (startup apps). According to Jeff, the E17 devs don't seem very interested in sorting it out so the final may get released with this bug intact.
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As far as I'm aware, PCLinux OS have dropped E17. To my knowledge they now only support KDE, LXDE and XFCE. Maybe there's an unofficial E17 spin somewhere but I haven't seen a link?
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