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Sunday, 18 September 2011

Bodhi Linux Service Pack 2 Ready

Posted on 19:33 by Unknown
Ten days ago the Bodhi Team and I released our second update to Bodhi Linux 1.0.0 Today I am happy to let all of our users that have limited or no-internet access machines know that our service pack 2 is ready for download. For those that do not know our service packs allow for a single download upgrade of your Bodhi system from the previous stable release to the current (those still on Bodhi 1.0.0 will need to install service pack 1 followed by service pack 2).

You can download this latest service pack from here.

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 Install Video:




Have any questions feel free to drop a comment below.

~Jeff Hoogland

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