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Re: debian system download



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Hendrik Boom <hendrik@pooq.com> writes:

> On Wed, Sep 01, 2004 at 10:22:27PM -0700, Paul Johnson wrote:
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>> Zgonzalesl@aol.com writes this glint of hope:
>> 
>> > my father used to work with nasa in huntsville alabama.i'm in
>> > california but i want to use debian,i have the floppy's required to
>> > download but i'm not really computer literate.can you please help
>> > me?
>> 
>> You really don't want to start with floppies unless you absolutely
>> have to.  You might try getting a Debian CD from a friend or local
>> Linux User's Group.  If you have a high speed connection and a CD
>> burner, I strongly suggest the new debian-installer CD, which does
>> most of the heavy lifting for you.
>> 
>> http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/
>> 
>
> If you get CD's, as of the stable release there are seven of them.  Anyone
> know how many for sarge?  In any case, the only one you *really* need
> is the first CD, because it contains enought to get started, including
> the essentials and the post popular software.  The software is sorted
> into CDs roughly by popularity.

If you have a cheap connection to the internet, there's really no
reason to even go as far as downloading more than the 110MB
net-install image...

> And if you can't find anyone else to give you or lend you a CD, try
> the list of CD vendors (which I believe is on the debian site), or

Yes, it is!  http://debian.org/CD/vendors/
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