Debian iso download is slow as hell

Have you compared the same command outputs from Manjaro for any significant difference or hints? Maybe post them here if not sure?

This was for investigation to be sure we compare apple to apple when saying "it works well with OS A", and "bad with OS B".

If not, it could explain some difference. Re: r and slow network speed Post by Ichino » I willl, yes. I won't be able to do that in the coming hours, but asap I did with a -buntu Live iso that gave the same low download speed.

The Bittorrent peer to peer system lets many users cooperatively download images at the same time, with minimal load on our servers. DVD images are only available for some architectures. Also offered as a new alternative to the standard images are live images which you can use to try Debian first and then install the contents of the image. Debian is available for different computer architectures - make sure you are getting images that match your computer!

Re: Debian 10 Painfully Slow. Post by Hallvor » Check your logs and post your specs, please. Code: Select all journalctl -r. Post by mm » Did you install graphics firmware? How did you create installation medium? That could explain why you saw new packages after second installation, as first one was faulty. What do your logs say? There could be answers there for your issues. All changes done to Debian 10 are documented in release notes. It is same as ordinary Firefox, doesn't have newest features but has security fixes.

I use it and like it a lot. Post by tamjk » I''ve had enough of this stupid Debian 10 stuff. If you fellas ever get your Debian installer act together then I guess we'll all hear about it on Debian For me, it's just common sense that a Linux distro called Debian should be straightforward for people used to Ubuntu, Manjaro, etc to install.

After installing we can all accept responsibility for our own config hassles. Last edited by wizard on , edited 1 time in total. Post by arochester » After my first successful Debian 10 install, I started a list of configs described here. Debian - "The beginner's handbook". Post by CwF » Debian is a flat piece of cardboard with many lines drawn, some dotted, some dashed.. What exactly do people think 'buntu's are? See Distribution Archives for more information.

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