@Biff So the Debian Testing Release CD will be one of a kind? (no further development...)

Forgot to mention that once installed, the "Live Installer" can still be found under "System Tools". This post was edited by ef gee at May 8, 2013 12:20 PM PDT

Hi Biff, installed wattOS-DE-R7 on an older desktop pc with two hard-disks. (one is root and swap and the other is home)   Here some things that I observed so far...   As normal user: GParted - Once wattOS is installed on hdd the app doesn't start anymore. User Settings - the app starts but nothing can be changed (which could be OK as non-root) Services settings - the services cannot be selected (nothing changes) Virtualbox - added this app: doesn't run any VM's (error: failed to open session as root...)   As root: GParted - runs normally User Settings - the app starts but keeps beeing occupied (clock cursor) Services settings - runs normally Virtualbox - added this app: doesn't run any VM's (error: failed to open session as root...)   Having the ability to run Virtualbox on this Linux machine is key so I keep trying...   After the first update and some testing it occured to me that I should look at the repositories. So I changed the repository from experimental to wheezy (stable), do you think it will be a problem in the long run? Still the idea to have a small Debian based distro on a CD (not DVD) is pretty cool.   Will keep on testing :)   Thanks, and... Keep up the good work!

gerry beale said:Debian has to be installed with a hardwire internet connection before you can go wireless. That has always been my gripe with it that there is no wireless on live. Knoppix is just the same. So there is your answer for that I am afraid sorry :( That's why I couldn't volunteer to test the deb wattos as I only have a wireless connectivity and no Ethernet access My last encounter with a Debian distro (SolusOS 1.3) was able to wirelessly connect right off the live CD... (on the same hardware) This post was edited by ef gee at April 28, 2013 7:59 PM PDT

The "R7-Debian Test-Edition" Live-CD runs great on my laptop. The only thing that doesn't seem to work is wireless (Intel Centrino Wi-Fi).   BTW: is this the right spot to give feedback about it?  (or should I give feedback in "Support"?)