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Debian etch graphical mode installation with screenshots

Debian etch beta3 installation using graphical interface this is really nice installation walkthrough with each step screenshots.This is new feature in debian upcoming release version called etch.This article contains nearly 50 images of this installation process.

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Automatix2 Setup in Debian Etch

Automatix is a graphical interface for automating the installation of the most commonly requested applications in Debian based Linux operating systems.

Before installing Automatix2, make sure that the non-free and contrib directories in your primary debian repository in /etc/apt/sources.list are enabled. Automatix2 depends on one or more packages from these directories. Your primary debian repository should look like something as follows

deb http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ etch main non-free contrib

Install Automatix2 in Debian Etch

Open terminal do the following enter each line and press enter

echo “deb http://www.getautomatix.com/apt etch main” | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list

wget http://www.getautomatix.com/keys/automatix2.key

gpg --import automatix2.key

gpg --export --armor E23C5FC3 | sudo apt-key add -

Now you need to update your source list using the following command

#apt-get update

Install Automatix2 Using the following command

#apt-get install automatix2

This will complete the installation and now if you want to open the application you need to go to Applications—>System Tools—>Automatix you can see in the following screen


This will prompt for root password and enter your root password and click ok


Multimedia codecs License information just click on yes

Automatix2 is loading


Automatix2 is Updating Source list


Now you should see the following screen this is having different softwares in different categories


“Burning and Ripping” this contains the following applications

Brasero - CD Burning tool for the GNOME Desktop

GnomeBaker - The Best GTK2 CD/DVD Burning Software

Ripper and Tuner - Streamripper and Streamtuner

xDVDshrink - Linux CounterPart of DVDshrink


“Chat Clients” contains the following applications

AMSN 0.95 - MSN Client With Webcam Support

Gaim 2.0 Beta5 and extras - Install Gaim 2.0 Beta5 and extras

Gyachi - Yahoo Messanger With Voice,Webcam and lots of other features

Skype - A free Voice over IP Software

XChat - Install XChat


“Codecs and Plugins” contains the following applications

AUD-DVD Codecs - NON-FREE Audio and DVD codecs

Flash Player - Installs the adobe Flash Player Plugin for firefox

Mplayer and FF Plugin - Mplayer and Firefox 2.0 plugin

Multimedia Codecs - Commonly needed audio and video codecs

SUN Java 1.5 JRE - Sun’s Version 1.5 JRE and the firefox plugin

Swiftfox Plugins - Installs commonly used Swiftfox Plugins,MS Fonts


“Commercial Software” contains the following applications

Crossover Office Professional 6.0-1 - Install and Run Windows applications like MS Office and Adobe Photoshop
Crossover Office Standard 6.0-1 - Install and Run Windows applications like MS Office and Adobe Photoshop

“Drivers” contains the following applications

ALSA Sound Configuration - Runs Module assistant to correctly compile and configure ALSA

Lightscribe for Linux - LaCie LightScribe Labeler for Linux

NDISWrapper - A driver wrapper that allows you to use windows drivers for network cards

Nvidia Driver - Installs nVidia drivers on select nVidia cards

fooz2js drivers - Installs the drivers for the printers

spca5xx webcam drivers - Installs drivers for USB Webcams


“Email Clients” contains the following applications

Checkgmail - Gmail checker which sits in your system tray

Icedove 1.5 - Installs Icedove 1.5


“Eyecandy” contains the following applications

Gdesklets - Installs Gdesklets


“File Sharing” contains the following applications

Azures - Installs Azureus bittorrent client

Bittornado - A GTK Bittorent Client for GNOME

DCPP - Linux DC++ client

Frostwire - Install Frostwire P2P client

aMule - Latest version of a P2P file sharing client


“Media Players and Editors” contains the following applications

Audacity - A Versatile audio editor

Avidemux - Video Editing Tool

Beep Media Player - A classic winamp style audio player

DVD Ripper - Installs a GTK based DVD ripper

Democracy Player - Internet TV Platform

Easytag - A Versatile mp3 tag editor

Kino - A Versatile Video editor

Listen Media Manager - Latest Version of a new media manager and player for GNOME

RealPlayer - Installs RealPlayer

Songbird - Music Manager

VLC Media Player - Another Versatile media player

iLinux - iLife Alternative and Ipod programs and libraries


“Miscellaneous” contains the following applications

Automatix read/write NTFS and FAT32 Mounter - Automatically mounts all local FAT32 and NTFS Partitions and makes them writable

Ctrl-Alt-Del - This Configures Ctrl-Alt-Del to Open Gnome System Monitor

Debian Menu - Shows all installed applications on your system

Extra Fonts - Additional fonts and msttcorefonts

Nautilus Scripts - Open Nautilus, and any file with gedit with a right click, as root (GNOME ONLY)

Slab - Installs Novell’s “Slab” menu used in SLED 10


“Office” contains the following applications

Acrobat Reader - Adobe Acrobat Reader and plugin for Firefox 2.0

GnuCash - Money management software for GNOME

Google Earth - Satellite Earth imagery application from Google

Google Picasa - Photo editing application from Google

OpenOffice Clipart - clipart in OpenOffice


“Programming Tools” contains the following applications

Anjuta - C/C++ Development enviroment

Bluefish - HTML Editor

Gambas - Gambas is a free development environment based on Basic interpreter like Visual Basic

SUN Java 1.5 JDK - Sun’s Version 1.5 JDK
Screem - Gnome website development environment

Scribus - Desktop publishing software

Stanis Python Editor - A powerful python IDE


“Utilities” contains the following applications

Archiving Tools - Additional archiving tools (rar, unrar, ace, and 7zip)

Backup and Restore - A graphical backup and restore solution for Ubuntu (GNOME)

Beagle - A Mono-based desktop search program

Boot-up Manager - Easy configuration of startup and shutdown scripts and services

GFTP - FTP client for GNOME with ssh capability

Glipper - Clipboard Manager for Gnome

Gnome Security Suite - ClamAV Antivirus and Firestarter Firewall

GnomePPP - Graphical dialup connection tool

Network Manager - A Program and menu applet that allows you to easily change networks


“Virtualization” contains the following applications

VirtualBox - Runs virtual operating systems

Wine - Installs wine


“Web Browsers” contains the following applications

Opera Browser - Installs Opera Web Browser

Swiftfox Browser - Installs Swiftfox browser for your specific CPU


Example

Now we will see one example how to install Opera web browser using automatix first you need to check the tick box option available next to opera browser application


Now if you want to start installation you need to click on start button available at the top panel

Opera Web Browser installation in progress


Uninstall applications Using Automatix

If you want to uninstall any application which you installed using automatix you need to click on uninstall tab select the application you want to uninstall and click on start button on top


Automatix2 is having new feature when you can check your automatix activitylog, change log, Errors and Information and Source list


Sample Activitylog Report


Sample Changelog Report


If you want to see KDE Applications click on Show KDE apps

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Debian 4.0(Etch) KDE Desktop Screenshots Gallary

KDE is a powerful Free Software graphical desktop environment for Linux and Unix workstations. It combines ease of use, contemporary functionality, and outstanding graphical design with the technological superiority of the Unix operating system.

Now we will see Debian 4.0(Etch) KDE Desktop Screenshots Gallary.Click on the image for complete gallary.

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Debian 4.0(Etch) KDE Desktop Screenshots Gallary

KDE is a powerful Free Software graphical desktop environment for Linux and Unix workstations. It combines ease of use, contemporary functionality, and outstanding graphical design with the technological superiority of the Unix operating system.

Now we will see Debian 4.0(Etch) KDE Desktop Screenshots Gallary.Click on the image for complete gallary.

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Cacti bandwidth monitoring tool in debian etch

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Debian Etch Beta3 Graphical-mode installation With screenshots

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Etch is the codename for the upcoming release of Debian, which will also be known as Debian GNU/Linux 4.0. Etch has been the testing “release” of the Debian distribution since the release of the current stable version, 3.1 (codenamed Sarge), on June 6th 2005. The project is currently aiming at a December 4 2006 release date.I have created easy debian etch installation process with nearly 50 images.You need to click on thumbnail image to view full image size.

Now you need to download debian Etch from here this is netinst .iso image and now you can burn the cd from this .iso image.Once you have your debian etch cd ready you need to boot your server from this cd once you boot from CD you can see the first sceen with boot: prompt if you want to install debian etch installation in graphical mode you need to enter “installgui” you can see this in the following screen and after that, you press your “Enter” key.

Now you need to select your language here we have selected engish and click on continue button using your mouse.

Next screen you can select the country in this we have selected united kingdom and click on continue.

Now you need to select your keyboard layout here we have selected British Engish and click on continue.

The below screen shows you it will try to detect your cd-rom and mount automatically.

Now it will try to load installer components.

Next one is It will try to detect your network hardware.

The below screen is trying configure your network with DHCP settings.

Now you need to enter the hostname for your machine i have entered as debian here and click on continue.

Next step is you need to enter the domain name for example : - test.debianadmin.com and click on continue.

Now it will try to detect your hard disks.

Now you need to partition your disks. I am using virtual machine setup ,I am using the first “Erase entire disk” choice. If you have any other operating system on your machine, you would rather like to choose the third option, and “Manually edit partition table”. Your existing partitions will show up there.

Now it will show you overview of your partitions it is going to write on the disk and click on continue.

It will try to create entire device to partition and you can tick the check box option in this and click on continue.

Now it will show you the freedisk space available for making partitions select that freedisk spce and click on continue.

Next one to create new partitions select fist option and click on continue.

Here you need to enter the partition size and click on continue.

Now you need to select the type of new partition primary or logical here i am choosing primary and click on continue.

you need to select the location of the patition as beginning and click on continue.

Select your mount point here i have selected /boot and click on continue.

Now you need to select Done setting up the partition option and click on continue.

The same way i have created for / also in my example i have created two partitions with /boot as 100mb and / as 8.5GBNow you need to select “Finish and partitioning and write changes to disk” and and click on continue.

This will notify you it will distroy any data in your selected disk space just click on continue.

Here is the partitioning disks progress.

If you want create a swap partition you can create at the time of partitioning your disks in live machine it is highly recommended.If it didn’t find one swap partition you can see the following message i just click on continue.

Now it is the time for entering root user’s password again. Here - and that is an improvement over text mode IMHO -you can type it in twice on the same screen.

Then again, you create a normal user account which you will actually use later to work with the machine. So if this is your machine, just type in your own full name here.

Enter the password for your user two times here and click on continue.

Now it will try to install the base system progress.

Select the checkbox again. If your machine is networked, make sure to check it to get the latest versions of all your programs, as well as security updates. Etch isn’t released yet.

Now you need to select your country name and mirror you want to use here and click on continue.

Now it will ask you if you want to participate in debian popularity contest if you want tick the check box otherwise don’t select the checkbox and click on continue.

Here you need to select the debian softwares you want to install in your machine and click on continue.

Configuring your software selection progress.

If you want to configure your exim4 mail server you can do here otherwise select no configuration at this time option and click on continue.

Confirmation for exim4 configuration.

Here you can select the default wordlist or you can change and click on continue.

Configuring your sound settings progress.

Here you can select your ispell dictionaries and click on continue.

Now you need to select you X server settings like resolution and click on continue.

Configuring your X server progress.

Now it is the time to install your bootloader select the checkbox in this Screen and click on continue.

Installing your GRUB Boot loader progress.

Finishing Installation progress.

Installation successfully completed now you need to remove your CD from your machine and click on continue to reboot your new Debian testing (Etch) system.

That’s it Debian Graphical-mode installation completed.

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Debian Etch Gnome,Xfce and IceWM Desktop Screenshots

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Debian: Debian Admin Step By Step Tutorials and articles with screenshots