Well in a pure Debian context you will get your wish because they have beta ISO's in the works, 64bit "deBodhi" is pretty much a done deal once they release it.. I am now so incredibly spoiled by the MX Tools and build system that I could never go back to plain Debian so I'm pushing the envelope (and my luck) and hoping Bodhi will move just a tiny bit further the MX way so we can have the cake and eat it too (and then make more for all of our friends!).. To be clear I don't really want to replace anything I've done with Enlightenment in the context of AV Linux, I really like how it's turned out (in fact I may be the only one!) but I can see the potential for Bodhi as a more generalized spin because it has a more established and refined look and a seemingly dedicated following..Nice to see. I have loved Moksha for years and always wished there was a 64-bit version of Debian using Moksha. I love MX Linux XFCE version for my main computer, but I have some really old computers that I have to use Sparky Linux minimal desktop on in order for them to run well (AntiX would work except I need the option of systemd and MX's fluxbox edition used too much resources compared to Sparky minimal desktop). I love Bodhi, but in the past they were only Ubuntu based for their 64-bit .iso, which I did not want.
Hope you are able to get something running well that is Debian based with Moksha and some form of MX-tools. I know AVlinux uses Enlightenment already, but Moksha to me personally is Enlightenment Plus..
I saw elsewhere Bodhi will try to release a version themselves that is 64-bit Debian based with Moksha. I know they have had the 32-bit version for a a few years. That can only help you in future development if you stick with wanting to try something with Moksha. Good luck with everything.
Statistics: Posted by AVLinux — Sun Jan 28, 2024 11:30 pm