Read this post before trying them. The installer has been reported to work in a VM, but I have run into some issues when testing it on physical machines.
64-bit: http://jenkins.trisquel.info/debian-installer-images/installer-amd64/current/images/netboot/mini.iso 32-bit: http://jenkins.trisquel.info/debian-installer-images/installer-i386/current/images/netboot/ Currently, you will get an error message during the "Select and install software" step. When this happens, press Enter to continue. You will see a list of installation steps. Arrow key down to "Install the GRUB boot loader on a hard disk" and press Enter again to continue the installation. If installation was successful, and you want to install a GUI, you next need to install xorg, a display manager, and desktop environment. $ sudo apt install xorg Trisquel's default display manager is LightDM. It currently does not work. I hope it will be working after this Friday's meeting, but for now as a temporary workaround you can use slim $ sudo apt install slim Trisquel's default desktop metapackages aren't in the repositories yet, but several desktop environments are installable. I have tested MATE $ sudo apt install mate fonts-ubuntu and Xfce $ sudo apt install xfce4 I have been told that LXDE also works. Unity is not installable at this time. GNOME might be installable, but a few dependencies might still be missing from the repo. Most other desktop environments should probably work, but I have not tested them. Some packages are still missing from the repo, notably abrowser, plymouth, and lightdm-gtk-greeter. Hopefully most of the missing packages will be added Friday.
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