Whoa, you guys are awesome! Its my first time I'm writing any bug raport to any Linux community support, and I didn't even except so fast respond. And sorry if this is not correctly filled bug report, but Im only wrote it because you asked politely on http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/ to: "After using the Debian-Installer, please send us an installation report, even if there weren't any problems." I dont feel any reason why I should download and install Ethernet chip driver when my PC work - I just follow "If it aint broke- dont fix it" philosophy. How do I now have to install my drivers to Line6? How long I gonna wait? I can install them using "apt-get"? To be honest I really though I gonna stay only on Debian for only 31 days until new openSUSE version will be released and they will make Steam work. Right now I somehow installed Steam on Debian (proof in pic: http://i.imgur.com/TrQ70Ka.jpg) but it work very slowly and buggy, have to be started though console and it is almost impossible to browse anything on Steam or use friendlist, but it download games and some of them work, some not.
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