http://www.debian.org/releases/stable/installmanual
see how to install it (just see picture) :)
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http://shots.osdir.com/slideshows/slideshow.php?release=135&slide=1
other desktop snapshot
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http://www.lynucs.org/?debian
i have used - redhat, fedora, mandrake, slackware, suse, Debian
then i found debian the OS for me.
(slackware is also good but debian is best)
now using debian Sarge and debian SID (if u wanna use debain fix which one is perfect for u)
On 11/1/05, Robert Ribnitz <robert.ribnitz@unifr.ch
> wrote:
Rafi Gabzu wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm quite new in Linux, I currently have the Mandriva distribution.
> Questions:
> 1. Do you recommend Debian although I'm not going to work as a server
> and I'm new in Linux?
> 2. Is the installation process is by command lines , not graphics ? If
> not graphic , is it complex/requires lot of time ?
> 3. Is there snap shots on the Debian desktop ?
> Thanks,
> Rafi.
Hello Rafi:
1) If you are unwilling to learn, debian is not for you. Other than
that, its pretty easy to grasp the administration, and to install the
apps you want/need.
Please also note that this list is not concerned with such issues, talk
to debian-user instead
2) Since there are many choices to make, and the install might be on a
machine hundreds of miles away, the install process is text-only. There
are however graphical admin frontends, like synaptic. Installation
requires a basic skill to read and understand english (or one of several
other languages).
3) Debian provides a choice of many desktops, like KDE, Gnome,
Enlightenment, XFce.. Take the one you like. :)
Robert
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