Freston

Safe bet, if you don't know than it's any from i386 to i686

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oxtail75

that really depends what u are after from the os the first 4 or so cds will give u gnome or kde with the basic day to day apps web browsers openoffice email media player gimp and such and the rest of the disk contain every package under the sun different DE/Wm another 40 odd ways to send an email

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zenshinx

Ok, last two questions. I illustrated them in order to get my point across easier.

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ozar

Most users will get their downloads off this page:

Index of /debian-cd/4.0_r1/i386/iso-cd

If you should decide to download from there, you'll probably only need the first 4 iso files.

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zenshinx

Perfect, downloading as we speak, but what are the rest of the .iso images there?

ozar

Extra software packages. I think the most popular packages are on the first 4 but you might find that you want something off the others. Easier to just download the package directly from the Debian Packages webpage.

Oh, and animated avatars aren't allow, so I've deleted yours. Check forum rules for details.

Sorry for any inconvenience.

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zenshinx

No problem, thanks for all your help.

oxtail75

your welcome

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I Live In a Linux household the only windows i own are the ones u look out of

Arch with Gnome (Desktop)
Arch with fluxbox (Laptop)
FreeBSD 6 (Server)
CENTOS 5 (the other 4 PCS)
Linux user number 447395

ozar

Hope it works out for you. Let us know should you have further questions.

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