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Craig
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2015
Athlon64 Bodhi 7α5
I boot then show how I configured Bodhi for my kids, them demonstrate a couple games and apps.
Not a professional quality video: I tried to angle my phone by sticking it in bluetack but it slowly moved by itself during video. The colors also look washed out instead of vibrant.
Customisation Notes:
Replace gnome's policy kit with lxpolkit in startup apps (originally an experiment, but seems to work fine).
Remove network from startup apps (once configured, its not needed in tray anymore)
Unload unused (in this configuration) modules: pager, gadgets, keyboard
disable everything except app menu and calculator in quicklauncher
reduce number of virtual desktops from 4 to 1
remove start menu from shelf
remove notifications from shelf
remove clipboard from shelf
disable screenblanking
add picom to startup apps
add xscreensaver to startup script
add quicklauncher to shelf
load cpu module and add to shelf
load mem module and add to shelf
load settings module and add to shelf
enable an edge binding (bottom right corner click for show desktop)
messed with the icons a bit
moved clock to shelf and set digital with strftime
increased shelf icon size to 4
Installed and set gtk theme to Adwaita-dark
installed lots of apps/games, including flatpak and lots of flatpak apps/games.
Not a professional quality video: I tried to angle my phone by sticking it in bluetack but it slowly moved by itself during video. The colors also look washed out instead of vibrant.
Customisation Notes:
Replace gnome's policy kit with lxpolkit in startup apps (originally an experiment, but seems to work fine).
Remove network from startup apps (once configured, its not needed in tray anymore)
Unload unused (in this configuration) modules: pager, gadgets, keyboard
disable everything except app menu and calculator in quicklauncher
reduce number of virtual desktops from 4 to 1
remove start menu from shelf
remove notifications from shelf
remove clipboard from shelf
disable screenblanking
add picom to startup apps
add xscreensaver to startup script
add quicklauncher to shelf
load cpu module and add to shelf
load mem module and add to shelf
load settings module and add to shelf
enable an edge binding (bottom right corner click for show desktop)
messed with the icons a bit
moved clock to shelf and set digital with strftime
increased shelf icon size to 4
Installed and set gtk theme to Adwaita-dark
installed lots of apps/games, including flatpak and lots of flatpak apps/games.
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Thank you! it worked perfectly and now i can play super mario 64 on my switch at 60fps with widescreen support!
Thanks for this one!!! Do you think it still works on Debian 12 bookworm? Thanks
hmm its not working for me :/
Thats such a good idea, i've set up some 2000s computers with debian without a Graphic Environment but its a real struggle to use them for anything, will definitely try out bodhi soon
Hello how are you, can I install with the same procedure but un Debian 64 bits? Thank you
Such a pain to installl 😑
You couldn't mute discord for this presentation?
you couldnt follow the web instructions without a video?
how make download of apps?
All of the changes that i make to shelf are being reset as soon as i restart my pc please help me with that
When I enter sudo apt install -y wget nano it says -bash: sudo: command not found. What can I do?
apt install sudo
Can I run it with my pentium 3 1ghz 4GB of ram ati radeon HD 3650 80gb hard disk?
yeah
Nice one, I'm also using an old PC 3.06 GHz Pentium 4 with 3GB RAM so needed a 32bit Linux distro after using windows7 all these years. I refuse to use windows beyond version 7 now for personal use as they are all so bloated and such resource hogs. Most other linux distros have gone 64bit but luckily debian is still doing 32bit so I thought I'd go with this. I originally installed LMDE as its said to be very lightweight but Moksha is supposed to be even more lightweight so I used your script to start with as lighweight a system as possible due to the low RAM. I ran it on the actual hardware, not in a VM, it seems to be running similar to yours although I didnt get palemoon and chromium or htop as I think I used your latest script. I installed Htop anyway just to see what its like and it didnt show the CPU usage it was just showing a 1 & 2 along with memory usage, so uninstalled it. Do you know why this is? Anyway I went with the TaskManager and it shows the CPU usage but not sure why it shows really high MB listening under VM-Size for application which are in excess of the 338 MB when system is basically idle. Any ideas? MiniTube seems kinda slow but will get back to you on Firefox and Palemoon once Ive installed it.
Can the Rom be a Hack Version? Issue if it is Extended?
Excellent.
Showing E: unable to locate package moksha-modules* E: couldn't find any package by glob 'moksha-modules*' Plzzz help
Remove the 's' from 'modules'. moksha-module-* should do it. That will install every module at once. To see individuals modules, search for moksha in synaptic.
@@questioneverything4633 Thank you !
@@iamdanishsh stop by the Bodhi forums or the discord when you need help.
Thank you for the tutorial but when i compile it it works untill it's creating the nro. The Error in the console is: "/bin/sh: line 1: nacptool: command not found make: *** [Makefile:1046: build/us_nx/sm64.us.f3dex2e.nacp] Error 127" Does somebody have a idea how to fix this?
Run the command: export PATH="$DEVKITPRO/tools/bin:$PATH". Also I had to copy the *.a files from devkitpro\portlibs\switch\lib to devkitPro\devkitA64\lib\gcc\aarch64-none-elf\11.1.0
I don't see the NRO
The taskbar in my Bodhi Linux disappeared. How can I get it back?
Be careful, it is a sign of manyyyy problems, I faced this too
You deleted your shelf. Just add a new shelf to the desktop and the necessary gadgets/modules to the shelf and then arrange them however you like.
Thx i have P4 i686 cpu. İ try.
I love this distro ! I hope they never stop developing it. Good video man , good tutorial on how to theme Bodhi Linux there are so few on the internet, I apreciate you taking the time to make this tutorial.
what about a bad esn outside usa!!
great video unlocking your tmobile motorola z2!