Point Me in the direction to get the .iso of debian?

[PimpHolic]

i want to download the .iso of the latest version of debian (potato) but cant seem to find it on any ftp's and i dont understand this pseudo-kit stuff at all. could someone point me in the right direction? thanx

[nineveh]

I believe Tucows hosts the debian isos. That would be my first guess.

[PimpHolic]

thnx a lot man, i connected to the ftp and got it
YES!!!
TIME TO TRY DEBIAN TOMORROW!!

[nineveh]

I believe Tucows hosts the debian isos. That would be my first guess.

[subnet_rx]

I tried Debian on Monday, and on Friday, after 10,000 posts and 3 mailing lists, I downloaded Red Hat 7.1, which is what I'm posting from now.

[PimpHolic]

well im hoping for the best ;)
i didnt like slackware too much, just ...didnt like it i guess

[subnet_rx]

I'm waiting for deb 3.0, then i MAY get it, and that's assuming RH 7.2 isn't out. I just like Red Hat too much, it's way too good to me.

[Strike]

Originally posted by subnet_rx:
<STRONG>I'm waiting for deb 3.0, then i MAY get it, and that's assuming RH 7.2 isn't out. I just like Red Hat too much, it's way too good to me.</STRONG>
Heh, Debian 2.3 (unless Woody has been deemed 3.0) won't even be officially released until at least the end of the year (VERY liberal estimate).

And just wait until you try and update a bunch of software with RPMs and get to "dependency hell", or have to upgrade something like glibc... :)

[yard21]

And just wait until you try and update a bunch of software with RPMs and get to "dependency hell", or have to upgrade something like glibc...

Damn right. I was trying to upgrade rpm some days ago because I'm not able to install some of the newer packages, but all I got was a messed up rpm-system because of the incompatibilty of the database etc., so I had to downgrade to rpm-3.0.6 again. :(

Time to get debian woody I suppose...