I notice Bodhi Linux have recently released 3.0, I'd been using an older release. I'm a sysadmin command-line person, I like bash and a good terminal. Bodhi had

I notice Bodhi Linux have recently released 3.0, I'd been using an older release. I'm a sysadmin command-line person, I like bash and a good terminal. Bodhi had visually appealing features, separating them from the Windows95 feel most other desktop Linux has. I switched to XUbuntu recently as while Bodhi and Enlightenment and Terminology are slick, they were missing critical features like copy/paste between applications and some functions needed a mouse. For their challenging the dull GUI status quo, i applaud them. I have recently been satisfied, like you, with Xubuntu and I am not using any jazzy or alternative terminal emulator.