Mike wrote: > If you have the bandwidth, install the minimum potato stuff, then switch > to "unstable". I'll give you my sources list if you're into it. No, switch from 'potato' or 'stable' to 'testing' Testing is currently the optimum place to be, as an end user. Servers should be 'stable' (ie rock solid, known versions even if older) 'unstable' or 'sid' is truly cutting edge, too much for most people. > > When I go to www.debian.org, I only see info on getting Potato. > > I see woody in <mirror>/debian/dists/woody, but no info on how > > to install from that directory. > > > > Should I install Potato first, then upgrade to woody, or what? Yes... that is the best way... it's the most solid installer (at this time). Progeny is still beta (#3) at this point, but does have a graphic installer, etc... Seth (piping up from the depths...)
