Here's my guide to installing a light-weight, fully functioning Devuan-Debian system on your box. You'll have Debian up and running after Step 1, and then Steps 2, 3 and 4 will help you get other important software installed and ready. After that you can move on to the configuration part.
There's a page to help get Devuan installed even faster, with the LXDE flavour, condensing/summarising the install steps for those who don't need so much explaination.
Then there's details about keeping Debian updated and upgrading to a newer release and how to migrate to Devuan (could be out-dated).
Step1 |
Installing Debian with the Netinstall CD |
Step2 |
Install video editors, ffmpeg, XnViewMP, Libre Office |
Step3 |
Install media players, media rippers, desktop apps, ClamTK, rootkit hunter |
Step4 |
Install web browsers, GPG, Bible, GPS |
Step5 |
Enable multiarch, Google Earth, Skype |
Lxde fast install |
The install overview for Debian with LXDE |
Live build |
Create a custom Live Devuan/Debian CD using Live-Build |
Bootstrapping |
Install a new Devuan system using the Debian bootstrap method |
Upgrade Debian |
Keeping your Debian up to date, uprading to a new release, upgrading the kernel |
Go devuan |
Migrating to Devuan, the new systemd-free Debian fork |
Step1 |
Installing Debian with the Netinstall CD |
Step2 |
Install video editors, ffmpeg, XnViewMP, Libre Office |
Step3 |
Install media players, media rippers, desktop apps, ClamTK, rootkit hunter |
Step4 |
Install web browsers, GPG, Bible, GPS |
Step5 |
Enable multiarch, Google Earth, Skype |
Lxde fast install |
The install overview for Debian with LXDE |
Live build |
Create a custom Live Devuan/Debian CD using Live-Build |
Bootstrapping |
Install a new Devuan system using the Debian bootstrap method |
Upgrade Debian |
Keeping your Debian up to date, uprading to a new release, upgrading the kernel |
Go devuan |
Migrating to Devuan, the new systemd-free Debian fork |