bodhi

It can run Android and Slackware, Bodhi linux, Debian and so on, in a pocket size format.

If you don't like a more mainstream consumer Linux then why not install Arch or Debian or Bodhi and refrain from badmouthing?

Gate Gate Paragate Parasamgate Bodhi Svaha Going, going, going on beyond, always going on beyond, always becoming Buddha.

My boys have used the Steam client on Bodhi Linux for the past 6 months or so - it probably registers as Ubuntu.

I've had the machine since December and crouton since early February after trying Chrubuntu and Bodhi Linux.

Last time I tested Bodhi Linux, I found it quite simple to use and yet not flashy.

According to their cameras, our customers have uploaded pics taken before the Buddha sat beneath the Bodhi tree, and after the Khitomer Accord was signed.

I am also a crunchbang user, but I think bodhi Linux uses it as well.

Then can I tell my past self to buy three spare Big Bodhi frames (from LA Eyeworks), which are now discontinued.

I notice Bodhi Linux have recently released 3.0, I'd been using an older release.

I'd recommend Bodhi Linux, which is an Ubuntu foundation and E17 as desktop.

I'm very happily using Bodhi Linux on my daily computers at home.

"immersion" as a better translation than "concentration", suggested by Sujato (can't remember their exact chat about that EBT translation compared to Bodhi or Brahm in whichever of the miriad of Buddhist Society of Western Australia talk/retreat videos I heard it discussed) e.g.

Bodhi had visually appealing features, separating them from the Windows95 feel most other desktop Linux has.

Bodhi and Mint both installed fine, newer versions included the touchpad kernel updates from the main Ubuntu distribution so it worked out the box.

For instance, Śūnyatā (emptiness), unlike 'nothingness', is considered to be a state of mind in some forms of Buddhism (see Nirvana, mu, and Bodhi).