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 Re: Debian question SS wrote: > Is there any chance to install Debian 3.0 r2 with GUI like you can do it > in Mandrake or Suse installation?? I'm having great difficulties install > it....I mean, what kind of OS is Debian if you cannot even install it ! Sarge has a new installer which is very easy to use. It has an ncurses like interface. Why do you need a GUI to install ? One installs it only once.      |
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01-19-2008, 06:30 AM
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| Re: Debian question In alt.os.linux, Madhusudan Singh uttered these immortal words: > Sarge has a new installer which is very easy to use. It has an ncurses > like interface. Why do you need a GUI to install ? One installs it only > once. I've just used the RC of the new installer to install Debian on my new box and I've got to say it's the easiest install I've ever done. All I had to do manually was set up the partitions but I know I didn't have to. I'm very, very impressed. -- Andy. |
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| Re: Debian question On Wednesday 29 September 2004 at 08:34 GMT, Andy Fraser wrote in alt.os.linux.debian: > In alt.os.linux, Madhusudan Singh uttered these immortal words: >> Sarge has a new installer which is very easy to use. It has an ncurses >> like interface. Why do you need a GUI to install ? One installs it only >> once. > I've just used the RC of the new installer to install Debian on my new box > and I've got to say it's the easiest install I've ever done. All I had to > do manually was set up the partitions but I know I didn't have to. I'm > very, very impressed. Personally, I can't see what was wrong with the old installer, except that you actually had to read what was written on the screen and make informed choices, and then tweak your configuration in order to get a few of your unusual peripherals to work. [flamage directed not at you, Mr Fraser, but at the creeping idea that Debian ought to work "out of the box".] PJR :-) -- [To reply by email, remove "NOSPAM".] |
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