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> Starting from www.debian.org, reading from top left to bottom right as the English language is read... I guess you should start with the first link, the one
by tuldia 7y ago
> Starting from www.debian.org, reading from top left to bottom right as the English language is read...
I guess you should start with the first link, the one that says "About Debian". There you can know what Debian is about and align your expectations.
If you think it works for you, then go back to www.debian.org and do a ctrl+f and type "download", there is a big button in the top right corner. It is probably what you need (amd64, netinstall).
- ebg13 7y agoAll I hear you saying is that you think regular people with regular lives and regular products and regular concerns don't deserve to get almost total freedom from Debian because of that missing last little bit, and, too bad so sad, they should just go somewhere else. I disagree with that stance.
- joana035 7y agoShe didn't said that and you are being too dramatic. Certainly if you install Debian for a regular user, install the wifi firmware (available in non-free repo), everything will work and they will enjoy.
- ink_13 7y agoIt's not what most people probably need, though. A standard market laptop requires non-free firmware for the wifi to function and thus let the netinstaller proceed.