[SOLVED] Where can I find a version of Debian that hasn't got a GUI?
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Where can I find a version of Debian that hasn't got a GUI?
I want to download a version of Debian (the official latest version if possible) and install it on a virtual machine without it having a graphical interface. Only a command line interface. Can you provide me with instructions on how to do that please?
L.E. I want to know how to directly install it without the GUI (for memory optimisation). I don't want it with a GUI and remove it later.
Last edited by venom4u31; 11-18-2011 at 01:03 PM.
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The "tasksel" stage of the installer allows you to choose which software groups or "tasks" to install. If you don't choose GUI Desktop Environment then it will not be installed.
The "tasksel" stage of the installer allows you to choose which software groups or "tasks" to install. If you don't choose GUI Desktop Environment then it will not be installed.
I would prefer to have a cd image, because I'd like to install it on a virtual machine.
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