On Friday 22 June 2012 2:49:57 am ant wrote:
> The time has come for a new computer; the old one has the remains of
> KDE3/4,Gnome and LXDE on it. I want to start with a fresh install of Debian
> (unstable = wheezy) + Trinity on AMD64.
> What is the current recommendation for
> 1) the Trinity repositories
> 2) How to install Debian without automatically getting Gnome?
>
> cheers
>
> anthony


If you want to use Wheezy I think  it is best to use TDE3.5.14, which is nightly 
builds as of now. I  have a test situation setup  with Wheezy & the TDE 3.5.14 
nightlies, it is working okay. I won't upgrade my workstation until both are 
official releases though. Squeeze and  Slávek Banko'w 3.5.13.1 is working great 
for my use.

I install Debian using the auto install mode. When the task select screen comes up 
I un-check the desktop meta package. This give me a base install + the standard 
packages....no X  or DE stuff. I then add Trinity to my sources.list, I don't run 
with a backup DE installed.  

I add apps which depending on which tool-kit was used to buld them , I get 
additional libraries, etc .from GTK or Gnome, or ?


-- 
Peace,

Greg