The Bodhi team has announced the long-awaited release of Bodhi Linux 7.0. Built on the Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish) base, Bodhi 7.0 is a momentous step forward. With a strong commitment to improving user experience, and performance, and adhering to its core values of minimalism and customization, this release marks a significant milestone in the evolution of Bodhi Linux.

What is new in Bodhi Linux 7.0?

Bodhi Linux 7.0 comes with an array of improvements and updates. Most notable are:

• Introduction of a new “s76” release, which features a more advanced Kernel for those seeking cutting-edge performance.
• Kernel updates are now enabled by default.
• EFL and Terminology are updated to the version in e-git.
• Moksha no longer relies on deprecated libraries.
• The BL7 login screen boasts an upgraded slick greeter with a password reveal feature (Version 1.8.1), complemented by a new Plymouth theme.
• The default theme has been transformed into Moksha Green, showcasing an animated background, refreshed splash screen, and numerous fine-tuning.
• Bodhi’s Quick Start Guide is now available in multiple languages, inviting collaboration for unsupported languages.
• Thunar’s archive plugin now comes pre-installed, utilizing the engrampa backend.
• A Web-browser-manager, inspired by the Classic Zorin OS Browser Manager, simplifies the installation of popular web browsers.
• Moksha introduces a Keybindings viewer for fundamental shortcuts, conveniently accessible from the Menu.
• The iBar Module now supports application instances, enhancing user organization.
• The Notification module has been entirely restructured, offering support for Notification actions.

For further information on Bodhi Linux 7.0, read the official release announcement.

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