Ubuntu includes all manner of non-free blobs by default in its
installation which is probably why you were able to do that install.
Would vga normal as boot parameters eliminate the need for the nonfree
blob in the debian case? I don't know, I've never been able to see a
screen to read such a mess
Hello Mewtamer
Thank you for your reply. I tried the GUI install first, then the non GUI--I
have enough vision left to see a system start up message referencing "Radeon
600" driver, wiki.debian.org/FirmWare, and the need to install a non-free blob.
I could never get a command prompt even in a
I'm not sure the minimal install resulting in a blank screen is
actually due to lack of non-free graphics drivers. While the GUI is an
integral part of Windows that Microsoft forces upon all users, in
addition to giving users the choice between a number of different
Desktop Environments, Linux can
Hello list,
I have a communication disorder (humor impaired) and visual myopia. I am
trying to install:
-- Debian busta 10.3 on an
-- AMD A8-6410 APU with AMD Radeon R5 graphics.
I did a minimal install without a desktop. It booted to a console font. When
I logged in the correct user/passwo
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