Bodhi Linux can make an old computer feel brand new
The Bodhi desktop menu makes opening applications a simple affair. Image: Jack Wallen/ZDNET Bodhi Linux has always held a soft spot in my heart. Not only is it a beautiful, user-friendly operating system, it reminds me of my earlier days with Linux. That is mostly because the default "Moshka" desktop is based on one of my all-time favorites, the Enlightenment window manager.Also: Want to save your aging computer? Try these 5 Linux distributionsHow about a little terminology to start the day? You see, all desktops are…