Elive 2.1.37 Sneak Peek
It’s been ages since I last took a look at Elive. A development release has just come out so now is a good time to take a peek at it. Elive is a desktop distro based on Debian, and it uses the Enlightenment window manager. Elive is geared toward providing you with a high quality desktop, with minimal hardware requirements.
What’s New in Elive 2.1.37
Here’s a sample of what’s new in this release:
Automatic language and timezone configurations based on your physical location
E17 updated to the new released version with lots of bugfixes
E17 improvings in the automated positioning of windows in the desktop
Suspend ready
Fixed an important bug in the e17 menus
Fixed a bug with Intel cards when the screen is blanking
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