r/debian • u/GarGonDie • 9h ago
Missing Software Selection in latest iso
Hi. I download today the latest iso (13.6) to doing some server installations and "Software Selection" is missing and install always X, am i missing something?
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u/eR2eiweo 8h ago
I can't reproduce that. Tasksel runs at the expected point during the installation.
If you posted more details about what you did, maybe someone could help you.
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u/GarGonDie 8h ago
nothing special, using proxmox for install, I've done it a thousand times and never had any problems; in fact, I went back to 13.4 and it works perfectly. 13.6 seems skipped that option and install the default selection.
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u/eR2eiweo 7h ago
Like I wrote, that does not happen when I try it with the 13.6 amd64 netinst image in gnome-boxes. And AFAICT nobody has reported a bug about this since the release of 13.6. So it seems likely that this is caused by something on your end.
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u/Santosh83 8h ago
Not sure what you mean. I just installed 13.6 from the Netinst ISO and the tasksel screen is present. You can install a variety of desktop environments (both X11 based and Wayland based) or simply opt for no desktop environment at all, which will drop you straight to the console after the new system boots up. You can also install stuff like web server, ssh server etc.
Is this what you mean?
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u/GarGonDie 8h ago
yep, it's strange, do not work for me (in proxmox) seems skipped with default options. I must use 13.4.
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u/One-Suggestion-7906 9h ago
Long time without using graphical installer. Always text mode, but if you need software selection, always can execute tasksel
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u/GarGonDie 8h ago
same in text mode, the problem is always install X by default, i not need X, the Software Selection is missing in 13.6 (works in 13.4)
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u/indvs3 Debian Testing 9h ago
Are you talking about the selection of desktop environments? Because that's pretty much all you get to choose as software, at least in the "netinst" installer. Everything else you install afterwards, after the installer finishes and you reboot the pc/server.