Is there a version of Debian that does not require 1990's technology? because i would really really want that Debian.I would download that in a second. However most of Debian still works off "image"? Still? Is there a new digital addition of Debian that I can download and install without using "image"? I am looking for Debian that I can download and then install and not need "image" like I am trying to use a live action telnet on another OS. Why do I need to use "image" and burn the software onto a CD? A round silver disc? I have heard of that, and see that technology on tv, but I have never actually had one in my life. Do computers even come with CD drives anymore? The other "image" is a USB driver. I had to google what that was and its Roku stick but empty, right and you store files on it? A friend told me USB drives was helpful back in the late 1990's because computers couldnt hold large games like we have now so people would put games on USB sticks and would plug them in. install the game and play? then when they wanted to play another game they would uninstall the game they was playing, insert the USB stick and install the different game and play it??? well computers are not like that now, you can put many large games on a computer, its 2023. But Debian can not brake the hump in todays times?? maybe i am missing something? why would i need to put it all in "image" on a USB drive like the old time days? I know there might be a reason, what am i missing?
I really want to try Debian but i dont live in the 90's CDs and USB drives times. why cant i just install Debian from a digital cloud? i dont understand why i need physical hardware to run digital software?
