Approximately 837 MB download.īodhi Linux HWE 6.0.0 release features a 5.8.x kernel version. If your processor is capable of running a 64-bit operating system, and you want to receive further kernel updates and newer hardware support, you should be using this release. The current 6.0.0 default application set for the standard release is:īodhi Linux HWE (aka Hardware Enablement) is built on top of Standard (for desktop and workstation computers created in the last decade) and is all about catching up with the newest hardware technologies. The Bodhi Linux Standard release features a minimalist base install allowing the user to add exactly what they want with no extra frills by default.
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For more details see the wiki article on How to add HWE to a Standard Installation. Alternatively, you can simply add the HWE kernel (and receive regular kernel updates) to the Standard release post-installation. If you want to receive regular kernel updates (kernel version 5.8.x) opt for the HWE install. NOTE: The Standard release does not push any new kernel updates post-installation. If your processor is capable of running a 64-bit operating system, you should be using this release.īodhi Linux Standard 6.0.0 release features a 5.4.0-72 kernel version. This is the platform standard for desktop and workstation computers created in the last decade.
If you haven’t already, do take a look at the information on Bodhi Linux 6.0.0 System Requirements. *Due to Ubuntu dropping support for 32-bit, we plan to make a Debian-based Legacy ISO (32-bit) to replace our previous Legacy ISO.
Starting with Release 5.1 there is now another ISO image, HWE ( Hardware Enablement). This article describes the difference between the available Bodhi Linux 6.0.0 ISO images to help you decide which one is best suited for your needs.īodhi Linux traditionally offered three different ISO images in each release Standard, AppPack and Legacy*.
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