The recent release of Enlightenment 0.27.0 marks a significant update in the long-standing Linux desktop environment, introducing many fixes and new features alongside its Enlightenment Foundation Libraries (EFL) 1.28, which boasts thousands of changes. Known for its intricate history dating back to 1997, Enlightenment remains one of the oldest graphical interfaces in active development. It has undergone various updates since its inception, with the latest releases aimed at catering to both modern systems and older hardware, as demonstrated by projects like Bodhi Linux that leverage the desktop's lightweight capabilities.
Enlightenment 0.27.0 features numerous fixes and new functionalities alongside its associated Enlightenment Foundation Libraries (EFL) 1.28, which has received significant updates.
Bodhi Linux, based on the Moksha desktop, successfully caters to older hardware by allowing the disabling of compositing, ensuring efficient performance on antiquated machines.
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