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    Re: Debian Etch Released

    Only 1 dvd is really needed. Not sure about the CDs. Possibly the same.
    IN FOR ONE!

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    Re: Debian Etch Released

    Quote Originally Posted by plb View Post
    Lenny
    ?

    yeah thats much better.

    Not lenny ..

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    Re: Debian Etch Released

    So, will Ubuntu's alternate install inherit their graphical installer? I prefer the "alternate install" cd to the live cd for Ubuntu, seems I have better luck with it, and making it prettier with Debian's graphical installer can only help things.

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    Re: Debian GNU/Linux 4.0 released

    I'm going to download the i386 and amd64 DVDs (6 total). This is going to take a while...

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    Re: Debian Etch Released

    Opera's being mean with me lately. Many downloads are simply freezing and random numbers are appearing as ETA.

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    Re: Debian Etch Released

    Lol, here's 'the real' Lenny...



    As far as the CDs go, you'll only need one if you're doing a netinstall. If you want a complete desktop you'll be wanting at least the next CD too; as stated in the Errata for release 4.0r0
    Incomplete installation of Desktop task from full CD

    The full CD image is too small to contain all packages needed to install the complete Desktop task. This means that if you only use the CD as a source, only part of the Desktop task will be installed.
    You can resolve this either during the installation by choosing to use a network mirror as a source to install packages in addition to the CD (not recommended if you don't have a decent internet connection), or after you have rebooted into the installed system by using apt-cdrom to load additional CDs and then selecting the Desktop task again in aptitude.
    2nd CD torrent is going at a good clip right now too.

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    Re: Debian GNU/Linux 4.0 released

    Huzzah for Etch!

    *continues using sid*

    But at least now I can get new features
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    Re: Debian Etch Released

    Good job, Debian team, and congrats
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    Re: Debian Etch Released

    How easy is Debian to install? I was reading the instructions and it sounds really complicated.
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    Re: Debian Etch Released

    Being difficult to install is a myth these days. The last couple of versions have been relatively easy.

    For instance Ubuntu's alternate CD text installer uses the Debian text installer IIRC.


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