On 2023/03/17 08:35 AM, dep via tde-users wrote:
greets, everyone . . . as a test run and experiment -- and to upgrade it -- i did a clean, fresh install of debian bookworm -- i keep wanting to say butterbean -- on my old but good thinkpad x200. much to my surprise, it was the quickest and easiest linux installation i've ever done. i realize that configuration is a whole nother story, but i'm impressed so far. there being no TDE choise, i installed gnome, because it brings along a lot of stuff that applications will need anyway. time now to edit /etc/apt/sources.list, and i'd kind of like to get it right. there's no listing on the TDE page for bookworm; the latest is bullseye. bookworm is, i think, what used to be "testing." i presume that using bullseye would be entirely compatable, but before i break something i want to double-check. is it? also, i wonder what it would take to get TDE listed among the debian installation choices. i see that plasma is, so i don't think it's that ancient qt fuss -- plus, the install went out and got "non-free" drivers for the video and the wifi card. it would be a good thing, i think if it were. -- dep
For bookworm, you need to use PSB or PTB (well, at present time they are the same till R14.1.0 is released -- soon). See instructions and links here: https://wiki.trinitydesktop.org/Debian_Trinity_Repository_Installation_Instructions Cheers Michele
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