> Right now, we're doing that for you but not for the users who don't care whether firmware is non-free. Even the Debian dev in OP's corner can't help but give

> Right now, we're doing that for you but not for the users who don't care whether firmware is non-free. Even the Debian dev in OP's corner can't help but give OP a left-handed compliment. Perhaps OP really does care about free firmware. Perhaps OP is in the not-so-uncommon position of installing Debian on a laptop that doesn't come with the one lonely wifi chipset in the last decade that has FOSS firmware. And to replace a godammned Windows 10 install! Debian + non-free is a vast improvement over Windows 10-- am I wrong about that, my dear Debian devs? Is it a requirement for installing Debian to first go dumpster diving for laptop parts? If no, it is some sadistic shit to post a netinstall image that is guaranteed to be broken for 99.99% of laptop users out there.