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-Bodhi Corner for April 2025 +**Work proceeds apace with development for Bodhi 8, and work with Trixie is still running ahead of work with Numbat. Stefan has completed the slideshow which will run during installation. We have a new animated wallpaper called MariaD (see photo).
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-Work proceeds apace with development for Bodhi 8, and work with Trixie is still running ahead of work with Numbat. Stefan has completed the slideshow which will run during installation. We have a new animated wallpaper called MariaD (see photo).+
  
 I think I answered the questions about why I use Bodhi in the last article. Why should you use Bodhi? I think I answered the questions about why I use Bodhi in the last article. Why should you use Bodhi?
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 People talk about light or heavy desktops. In my experience, Bodhi is almost as light as a distro using only a primitive window manager. At boot time, my installation of Bodhi 7 64-bit AppPack is using only 402 MiB of RAM (Bodhi 6 used 320 MiB for me at boot), and I know more experienced users who have dropped gadgets to where their desktop loads up at 100 MB. As I type this, I have Pluma, Terminology, chromium, and Discord open, and am using 1,249 MiB as reported by neofetch. This means that an old chromebook or laptop which used to struggle on Windows 10 will run Bodhi as if it were a new machine. That's definitely one way we have marketed Bodhi, to give life to old machines, but also think how much more headroom you'll have on a newer machine. People talk about light or heavy desktops. In my experience, Bodhi is almost as light as a distro using only a primitive window manager. At boot time, my installation of Bodhi 7 64-bit AppPack is using only 402 MiB of RAM (Bodhi 6 used 320 MiB for me at boot), and I know more experienced users who have dropped gadgets to where their desktop loads up at 100 MB. As I type this, I have Pluma, Terminology, chromium, and Discord open, and am using 1,249 MiB as reported by neofetch. This means that an old chromebook or laptop which used to struggle on Windows 10 will run Bodhi as if it were a new machine. That's definitely one way we have marketed Bodhi, to give life to old machines, but also think how much more headroom you'll have on a newer machine.
  
-At this time, there is no work on implementing wayland in Bodhi. It shouldn't be *that* hard to do, since Moksha is based on enlightenment and that desktop has been using wayland for a while now, but some of the stability gains Moksha made over e17 do tend to get in the way of some upgrades.+At this time, there is no work on implementing wayland in Bodhi. It shouldn't be that hard to do, since Moksha is based on enlightenment and that desktop has been using wayland for a while now, but some of the stability gains Moksha made over e17 do tend to get in the way of some upgrades.**
  
-I suppose I should talk about Bodhi forums. For several years we had our own, and then moved the forum over to LinuxQuestions.org. A couple years ago we set up our own forum again, which is found at https://bodhilinux.boards.net. We are getting a few new forum members every day. The forum is a great place to keep up on new things and fixes, and our Discord channel is also great for that. As communities go, the Bodhi community is one of the friendliest I've come across.+Le développement de Bodhi 8 avance à grands pas, et le travail avec Trixie est toujours en cours avant celui avec Numbat. Stefan a terminé le diaporama qui s'affichera pendant l'installation. Nous avons un nouveau fond d'écran animé appelé MariaD (voir photo). 
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 +Je pense avoir répondu aux questions sur les raisons pour lesquelles j'utilise Bodhi dans le dernier article. Pourquoi devriez-vous utiliser Bodhi ? 
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 +On parle souvent de bureaux légers ou lourds. D'après mon expérience, Bodhi est presque aussi léger qu'une distribution utilisant un simple gestionnaire de fenêtres. Au démarrage, mon installation de Bodhi 7 64-bit AppPack n'utilise que 402 Mio de RAM (Bodhi 6 en utilisait 320 Mio pour moi), et je connais des utilisateurs plus expérimentés qui ont abandonné leurs gadgets et dont le bureau représente une charge de 100 Mo. Au moment où j'écris ces lignes, Pluma, Terminology, Chromium et Discord sont ouverts, et j'utilise 1 249 Mio, comme indiqué par Neofetch. Cela signifie qu'un vieux Chromebook ou ordinateur portable qui peinait à fonctionner sous Windows 10 exécutera Bodhi comme s'il s'agissait d'une machine neuve. C'est sans aucun doute l'une des raisons pour lesquelles nous avons commercialisé Bodhi : redonner vie aux anciennes machines, mais imaginez aussi la marge de manœuvre supplémentaire que vous gagnerez sur une machine plus récente. 
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 +Pour l'instant, nous ne travaillons pas à l'implémentation de Wayland dans Bodhi. Cela ne devrait pas être trop difficile, car Moksha est basé sur enlightenment et ce bureau utilise Wayland depuis un certain temps déjà. Cependant, certains gains de stabilité réalisés par Moksha par rapport à e17 ont tendance à gêner certaines mises à niveau. 
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 +**I suppose I should talk about Bodhi forums. For several years we had our own, and then moved the forum over to LinuxQuestions.org. A couple years ago we set up our own forum again, which is found at https://bodhilinux.boards.net. We are getting a few new forum members every day. The forum is a great place to keep up on new things and fixes, and our Discord channel is also great for that. As communities go, the Bodhi community is one of the friendliest I've come across.
  
 If you're interested in keeping up on the yet-to-be-released versions of Bodhi, you'll want to visit the BodhiDev page at Sourceforge. Currently featured is DeBodhi 7 64-bit, now in Beta3. https://sourceforge.net/projects/bodhidev If you're interested in keeping up on the yet-to-be-released versions of Bodhi, you'll want to visit the BodhiDev page at Sourceforge. Currently featured is DeBodhi 7 64-bit, now in Beta3. https://sourceforge.net/projects/bodhidev
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 Of course, we are always looking for sponsors. We have a new Patreon page at https://patreon.com/bodhilinux, where Robert Wiley will reward your attention with frequent newsletters detailing what is new in Bodhi. We would also appreciate it if you would regularly visit the Bodhi Linux page on Distrowatch; as I type this, our current ranking is #58, and we're used to being at least in the top 50. Of course, we are always looking for sponsors. We have a new Patreon page at https://patreon.com/bodhilinux, where Robert Wiley will reward your attention with frequent newsletters detailing what is new in Bodhi. We would also appreciate it if you would regularly visit the Bodhi Linux page on Distrowatch; as I type this, our current ranking is #58, and we're used to being at least in the top 50.
  
-If you have any questions on this article, write to me at moss@bodhilinux.com. For questions on Bodhi itself, please join us at the forum or join the Discord chat, https://discord.com/invite/pvB7MSf +If you have any questions on this article, write to me at moss@bodhilinux.com. For questions on Bodhi itself, please join us at the forum or join the Discord chat, https://discord.com/invite/pvB7MSf ** 
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 +Je suppose que je devrais parler des forums Bodhi. Nous avons eu le nôtre pendant plusieurs années, puis nous l'avons transféré sur LinuxQuestions.org. Il y a quelques années, nous avons recréé notre propre forum, accessible à l'adresse https://bodhilinux.boards.net. Nous accueillons de nouveaux membres chaque jour. C'est un excellent endroit pour se tenir au courant des nouveautés et des correctifs, et notre canal Discord est également très utile. Parmi les communautés, celle de Bodhi est l'une des plus conviviales que j'aie jamais rencontrées. 
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 +Si vous souhaitez vous tenir au courant des versions de Bodhi à paraître, vous pouvez consulter la page BodhiDev sur Sourceforge. DeBodhi 7 64-bit, actuellement en bêta 3, y est présenté en ce moment. https://sourceforge.net/projects/bodhidev 
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 +Bien sûr, nous sommes toujours à la recherche de sponsors. Nous avons une nouvelle page Patreon : https://patreon.com/bodhilinux, où Robert Wiley vous récompensera par des newsletters régulières détaillant les nouveautés de Bodhi. Nous vous serions également reconnaissants de consulter régulièrement la page Bodhi Linux sur Distrowatch ; au moment où j'écris ces lignes, nous sommes actuellement classés 58e, et nous avons l'habitude d'être au moins dans le top 50.
  
 +Pour toute question concernant cet article, écrivez-moi à moss@bodhilinux.com. Pour toute question concernant Bodhi, rejoignez-nous sur le forum ou sur le chat Discord : https://discord.com/invite/pvB7MSf
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