The install went as expected, which isn’t surprising as Bodhi is based on Ubuntu and uses the tried and true Ubuntu installer. The install was quick, and in no time I was pulling the thumb drive from the socket and rebooting. First up, I ran an update using eepDater, Bodhi’s update tool, which went off without a hitch.
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