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Conmemorando el Día de la Secretaria y Asistente - 23 y 24 de Julio Ixtapa Zihuatanejo

Convención Nacional de Secretarias y Asistentes
23 y 24 de Julio de 2010 - Ixtapa Zihuatanejo

Introducción al Evento:
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maravillas de la naturaleza, donde la experiencia será inolvidable.

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actualización en el cual Especialistas en materia expondrán al participante herramientas
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First Debian Installation: totally brain-dead. Where do I go from here?

I decided to build a Linux box instead of emulating Linux using
VM-Ware under Windows. I heard Debian was the way to go. I have
created Red-Hat and Ubuntu Linux boxes in the past with no problems.

This, my very first Debian installation, and it has been a total
nightmare! I created a dual-boot installation on my ancient Gateway
dual-processor workstation as I used to have in the past. This time it
is XP and Debian. I reassigned one full 70-GB SCSI drive previously
formatted with an XP NTFS file system to Linux plus another 5-GB of
swap-space on another physical SCSI drive (for performance). This I
know is OK.

I then followed the instructions on the web-site for installing Debian
with internet connectivity.

The web instructions said burn a minimal CD, and download what you
need from the internet.

1. I downloaded the .iso file, and burnt a bootable-CD (not DVD).
2. I used that CD and installed Debian. I now have a minimal and
totally brain-dead Linux installation.
3. There is no gcc compiler. There is no Firefox web browser.
4. I went back to the Debian web-site for instructions on how to
proceed from here. There were no instructions for how to proceed from
here. Even MinGW on Windows has a minimal Linux working set. How do I
download a file working-set without requesting each file one by one?
5. Right now it seems my only option is using Gatesware Windows to
download an Ubuntu distribution, a distribution that does work, use
the .iso file to create a CD or DVD, and blow away the Debian crap
that does not work.

Any suggestions before I blow Debian away?

Thanks,

Keith.

Re: First Debian Installation: totally brain-dead. Where do I go from here?

Hi Keith,

please note that debian-www <at>  is about the debian website. You want to use 
debian-user <at> lists.debian.org...

That said...

On Freitag, 2. Juli 2010, Keith Mitchell wrote:
> 3. There is no gcc compiler. There is no Firefox web browser.

run as root:

apt-get install gcc
apt-get install build-essential
apt-get install iceweasel # debian doesnt have firefox, its nonfree

or 

apt-cache search gcc
apt-cache search firefox
apt-cache search iceweasel

cheers,
	Holger

Re: First Debian Installation: totally brain-dead. Where do I go from here?

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On Vi, 02 iul 10, 00:49:53, Keith Mitchell wrote:
> I decided to build a Linux box instead of emulating Linux using
> VM-Ware under Windows. I heard Debian was the way to go. I have
> created Red-Hat and Ubuntu Linux boxes in the past with no problems.
> 
> This, my very first Debian installation, and it has been a total
> nightmare! I created a dual-boot installation on my ancient Gateway
> dual-processor workstation as I used to have in the past. This time it
> is XP and Debian. I reassigned one full 70-GB SCSI drive previously
> formatted with an XP NTFS file system to Linux plus another 5-GB of
> swap-space on another physical SCSI drive (for performance). This I
> know is OK.
> 
> I then followed the instructions on the web-site for installing Debian
> with internet connectivity.

Did the network setup step during the installation work?

> The web instructions said burn a minimal CD, and download what you
> need from the internet.
> 
> 1. I downloaded the .iso file, and burnt a bootable-CD (not DVD).
> 2. I used that CD and installed Debian. I now have a minimal and
> totally brain-dead Linux installation.

It very much depends on the answer to the question above. If your 
connection worked during install you probably didn't select any "task" 
(like "Desktop"). If your connection didn't work if couldn't have 
downloaded all the needed packages and you might need DVD1 to get a 
decent install.

> 3. There is no gcc compiler. There is no Firefox web browser.
> 4. I went back to the Debian web-site for instructions on how to
> proceed from here. There were no instructions for how to proceed from
> here. Even MinGW on Windows has a minimal Linux working set. How do I
> download a file working-set without requesting each file one by one?
> 5. Right now it seems my only option is using Gatesware Windows to
> download an Ubuntu distribution, a distribution that does work, use
> the .iso file to create a CD or DVD, and blow away the Debian crap
> that does not work.
> 
> Any suggestions before I blow Debian away?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Keith.

Regards,
Andrei
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who use debian

i'm a debian user:

1. A.S.D. Irishmassa American Football Team, Italia

non-profit 

http://irishmassa.jimdo.com/

i use debian for the management of the team (documents: abiword,
gnumeric; photo & video: gimp, mirage, vlc, kino e avidemux) 

2. Creppolo, crepes e piadine, Massa-Carrara Italia

commercial

sorry, no site

i use debian for the management of the activity (documents: abiword &
gnumeric)

thanks for debian, thanks for your jobs.
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Re: Kalle's Proposal: gitweb

Hi, 

On Fri Jun 18, 2010 at 13:05:13 +0200, Gerfried Fuchs wrote:
> 	Hi!
> 
> We ain't dead. A long time has passed since I last wrote on this topic,
> and a lot thing happened—unfortunately (for this effort) in other areas.
> This doesn't mean that this effort is being abandoned.
> 
>  So here is the nex big step: A gitweb theme[1] using Kalle's
> proposal[2]. I enabled it on my own gitweb installation[3] so that
> people can see it live and test it. Feel free to clone it from there
> too.
> 
> [1] <http://www.kalleswork.net/projects/debian/debgit/>
> [2] <http://www.kalleswork.net/projects/debian/>
> [3] <http://git.deb.at/w/deb/gitweb.git>

I migrated <http://dsa.debian.org/> to the new layout today.

Cheers
Martin
PS: please be a bit careful now with the CSS from www.deb.at, as i am
directly sourcing it. So if you do changes there, it will have direct
effect to dsa.d.o
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