>>>>> "D" == D J J Ring, <n1ea@arrl.net> writes:
D> I deleted the Virtual Debian installation and reinstalled just
D> picking #12, standard system utilities.
D> This time I had no networking like I had with the Default
D> installation, 1, 7, and 12.
D> Also the programs nmcli and nmtui both were not available, so I
D> have no way to access the Internet.
D> It might be my Virtual Box settings, I've had to play around with
D> them before to get connectivity, but the default settings would
D> not allow me to ping google.com.
This sounds like a bug to me unrelated to accessibility (although
admittedly with accessibility impact).
The best way to move this forward would be for you to paste your
installation story in about as much detail as you did in the message I'm
quoting
to a bug on the installation-reports package.
It definitely used to be the case that you ended up with networking on
the installed system.
What I suspect happened is that the installer got smarter about the case
where some graphical network manager was installed, and lost the logic
for dealing with other cases.
That's probably fine if the installer wants to install NetworkManager
even in cases where no desktop is installed.
But the current behavior, where you end up with no network is
not ideal.
--Sam
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