Major New Features in Debian Etch
Klaidas writes "Linux.com reports that the third beta of Debian Etch installer (released August 11, 2006) has some major new features, which might make this version of Debian the easiest to install.
According to the original announcement, we will now be able to install using a graphical user interface on i386 and amd64 platforms. We will also be able to set up encrypted partitions during installation. Debian Etch is scheduled to be released on December 2006"
Etch-A-Sketch runs Debian?!
> The installer is designed to work at a resolution of 600x800
Hm, looks like a rotated old LCD monitor.
I am teh Old Skool. Any Debian installation that does not require lamb's blood, sulfur, salt, mercury, a transcription from the original Assyrian, Fermat's Enigma, and a Circle of Power etched in holy chalk consecrated on Michaelmas is a Debian installation for which I have no use.
Friggin' noobs...
Hah, you had it easy--in my day, we had to use dselect!
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I mean, even Gentoo has a graphical install now (though not a very user-friendly one, of course...)
FTA:
So it would actually be 2002. ;-)
This article is worthless without pictures!
The catch is that you need to tilt your monitor.
From TFA:
The installer is designed to work at a resolution of 600x800;
apt-get install scroll-knobs
And for those of you who are noobs, here is how to install Linux on a dead badger.
Heh, my work place's web proxy blocked the site with the following message (emaphasis unchanged): "The site you requested is blocked under the following categories: Criminal Skills"
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