Bodhi Linux 6.0.0 Review - Lightweight But Not Sparse

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Bodhi Linux is based on Ubuntu 20.04 and comes with Moksha Desktop (fork of Enlightenment E17 desktop). Its very lightweight (clocking in at 260MB RAM used out of 8GB), but comes with a verity of very stylish themes and includes a wide selection of gadgets (widgets) which can be added to the desktop.

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