During this week the latest version of Bodhi Linux has been released, the most beautiful lightweight distribution of all. This distribution is based on Ubuntu and uses a fork of Enlightenment as the main desktop. This fork is called Moksha.
The released version responds to BodhiLinux 4.1, a version that does not incorporate anything new with respect to Bodhi Linux 4 but does provide new bug fixes and the arrival of the 4.8 kernel to the distribution.
Bodhi Linux 4.1 fixes many bugs in the distribution and adds the EFL 1.8.5 libraries
During these weeks numerous bugs and security holes have been found that are fixed in Bodhi Linux 4.1. Moksha, the Bodhi Linux desktop also gets an upgrade: the incorporation of the EFL 1.8.5 libraries. These libraries that are used in Enlightenment environments provide more stability to the desktop although this does not mean that Moksha is based on E18 or newer versions but that still based on E17, a faster and more functional version of the Enlightenment desktop than later versions according to many users.
But, most important of all this is the security announcement that the Bodhi Linux team makes about its latest versions. Has anyone used Bodhi Linux 4 development releases as stable releases and they are installed on many computers by mistake or confusion, something that is detrimental to computers and their users as they are unstable versions. Bodhi Linux makes a call for you to update these versions to stable versions.
In any case, whether you need the stable version or not, in the official website of the project you can get the links and official files of this distribution, something we recommend doing. If you already have the stable version of Bodhi Linux, don't worry as you don't need to download anything as Through the repositories the changes made by Bodhi Linux 4.1 will be applied.