Thats really helpful, thank you! What else would you remove from default Debian/Gnome image?

Maybe a silly question but how would you encrypt the disk with the manual partitioning

i have Debian 12 @Fossman Media i really hate the activities button and yearn for a windows 7 like desktop experience orr jus be able to see my snapd icons ora any icons on the desktop at least .. Anyway i can achieve this without the obvious other image ?

Thank you so much - you are my hero! 👍🏼

Thanks a lot for the most elaborated script I found so far. Do you know if there are other changes required for Fedora then the replacing "apt" by "dnf"?

7:36 says under the "no proxy" field that localhost is implied, hence entering it is redundant at least in firefox

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i dont like the idea of enabling uPNP. Have it blocked in the router too, and also on the configurations file of i2pd. Could that be the reason I cannot access 127.0.0.1:7657 ? but only access 127.0.0.1:7070 ?

can u guys help me my debian after update it stuck in login screen simple desktop manager,my debian only using kde and shift alt f3 and i can event use my user password,then how i access terminal?

dammmm, I searched hole the internet for a complete guide about partitioning, none of them are good as this video. thank you so much.

which of this partitions are strictly necessary and which optional? The necessary would be boot and root, of just root with bootable flag? If someone can point me to a read where I understand better what's happening beyound just following the steps I would love it.

Wrong information at 6:47

Are the `virt-machines` and `recovery` partitions necessary? Why not just put those in root to maximize available space for your VMs and Snapshots?

terrific upload thankyou! 😃👍

Which version of Debian 12 live did you use? Guessing it was not the net install version which is only 600+ kb, which seems to be the default that Debian keeps pushing me to. Would be great if you can include the links to the ISOs you used

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amazing content you deserve more attention!

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Best thorough vid for i2p setup. Thanks 👍

ive got no use for this video but how aint this blown up its useful

Hi! I want to install Debian 12 along the WIndows 11. Fisrt time it worked fine for me. But later i haven't boot manager. Maybe you can tell how to use EFI (UEFI) to have over there boot option for Debian??

Sweet vid man

Hi, i want to install debian just for computing softwars. Is it ok to only have a root partition and a swap area? If yes they should be on by bootable option?

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Hi. I wanted to add that, `rename` you're mentioned here (and what is commonly referred to in debian packages) is "perl rename". This is not the same with rename from the Util Linux package, which is the one shipped with Arch and Fedora. rename in Arch and Fedora doesn't have regex support by default. To achieve the same behavior with debian bases distro you need to install `perl-rename` on Arch and `prename` on Fedora respectively. Also why do you need mmv? Wouldn't `rename 's/foo/bar/g' *` works?

No need to install additional tools. You can do all of it with standard command line tools (mv, tr, sed): - replace spaces with underscores: for FILE in *; do mv "$FILE" $(echo $FILE | tr ' ' '_'); done - remove patterns: for FILE in *; do mv "$FILE" "$(echo $FILE | sed -e s/South_Park_// -e s/_1080p_x265//)"; done

i can install without internet?

Which operating system are you using here?

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Hi I just looked at your other video about downloading a video without a download button and I tried doing this method with kajabi for a course that I am taking but it doesn't seem to work are there any alternative ways to do this?

Loved it! Straight to the point. Clear and concise. Thanks

2:09 Shouldn't that be "*Peace* of mind"?

Very cool

very very on point video, thank you very much

Please note that if you want a clean install, set all of the system partitions to be formatted, as /boot automatically is set to skip formatting, unlike the others. This was useful for me since i also use windows, and it wasnt in the grub menu Cheers!!

Video summary!! (I still recommend watching the whole video): for a desktop, the partitions i use are 1.0 gb for the boot/efi partition; 15 gb minimum (20gb recommended) of space for the root, which should have boot flag enabled, note that this partition NEEDS to be primary and not logical; and the swap partition, which should be the same size as your ram. Note that if your system has 2.0 of ram, you should double the swap to 4 gb

UEFI GPT: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o36lZ4OBh7ulfsk

Should be careful with that ayplap account, the bans are lifetime unless you can change socials. Doesn’t matter what happened, same with yabe GCX bans. They’re integrated into more systems now, so yaplap ban could be a problem paying bills online for odd stuff using their associated services, which I discovered trying to pay rent through a web portal, after my identity was used 10 years ago for yaplap.

Totally feel for you. I set up myself and my parents (who are in their 80's) a security key (yubikey) verification as the second factor for their bank account (B of A). I thought I had everything secure. Then I find out that my Dad accessed his account through his phone and it sent a text verification to his phone. UGH!! I swore off Paypal 5 years ago for similar, but different scenario, reasons. Your videos on Linux and website development are good quality. It takes a long time to build up an audience for good technical information. Most youtube videos are for amusement. I think you can auto post youtube content to odysee. At least there we can tip you with lbry tokens. Yeah, they aren't worth much anymore, but a few years ago people were making out great over their. Thanks SEC for ruining a good thing.

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awesome work, keep it up.

Thanks man! Have been looking forward to this. Also thanks for the NGINX content. I recently had to compile NGINX with some added capabilities in order to get WebDAV support, but then broke something from what a standard install does (ugh). I really need to just deep dive and understand it instead of grabbing scripts and hoping they will work.

Hello. I have a question. What is the name of the app that you are making the notes. It looks intresting, so that is why I'm asking. Brs, Tom.

great little program, thanks for the video ! I have been looking for a better backup program, having had timeshift have problems once. I used rsync quite a few times to backup directories, but I have not in a long time due to getting spoiled with truenas replication, but I need to get more reliable scheduled data backups rather than random backups.

Thank you. It works on cinnemon.

Thanks very much !

For virt-machines maybe large files instead of standard for usage?

is that a theme? and what framework did you use?