Many new users to Bodhi seem to have the same questions, so here are the answers to a few of them:
Bodhi Linux is a Linux based operating system built on top of Ubuntu Long Term Support releases. Our goal is to provide a stable, but minimalistic operating system that can stay out of the user's way. We have a new major release every 2~ years when a new Ubuntu LTS releases. Every release is supported for 5~ years until the Ubuntu LTS base runs out of support.
Part of the Bodhi Linux philosophy is minimalism and user choice. We feel
that our users are intelligent enough to choose what applications they
want, and we provide an easy way to do so at the AppCenter. We also feel that it is easier and better for you
to build the system you want from the start, rather than
having to remove a lot of applications you don't want and/or need and then
install the ones you want/need.
You can learn more about installing software from here.
Moksha is a fork of the Enlightenment DR17 desktop maintained by the Bodhi Linux team. Moksha focuses on staying light weight, while still offering a high level of customization options.
There is also a "proper" FAQ on the Wiki.