6 Apr
2014
6 Apr
'14
12:17 a.m.
Thanks to everyone...
lspci and apt-cache search show that a lot of firmware and drivers are
missing. I'm going to install Lubuntu and take it from there.
Robert
On 5 April 2014 16:52, Alexandre <ac586133(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
I suggest you to start off a Ubuntu-based system (if
you prefer Debian-like
systems), because it come with more, and more up-to-date hardware drivers,
firmwares and microcodes that are needed to get your hardware running. Maybe
LUbuntu or XUbuntu could be a great choice for you? Then, installing TDE is
pretty simple, just by following the instructions provided on
trinitydesktop.org
Or you can fiddle around the web to find all the necessary blobs of
firmwares and drivers to get Debian running as you want.
Good luck!
-Alexandre