Any advantage to installing Debian+MATE via main DVD iso vs Live MATE iso?
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Is there any advantage to installing Debian+MATE via main DVD iso vs Live MATE iso? e.g.: debian-9.0.0-amd64-DVD-1.iso vs debian-live-9.0.1-amd64-mate.iso Thanks. |
Yes, there is. Debian live images are sometimes flaky and are better for trying Debian than to installing from it. So, either that first iso for install, or net install image, which is located on front page of debian.org, top right corner. Or, if you need firmware, look here: https://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/u...9.0.0+nonfree/.
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I should have added in my initial post that I don't use the DVD ISO to install stuff once Debian is installed on my HDD. I only use wifi for that. So am I better off just to download and use the Debian 9 Live ISO since I only use MATE?
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I'd stick with the DVD then as my Desktop is far from my router so the netinstall is not feasible using Ethernet. I guess I could use the regular free DVD and pop in a second USB with the wireless firmware files like firmware-realtek_20161130-3_all.deb on it? |
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