On Sat 29 Oct 2016 at 15:21:57 +0100, Lisi Reisz wrote: > On Wednesday 26 October 2016 18:24:04 Carl Fink wrote: > > Thanks. > > > > I actually remember seeing it now that you remind me. > > > > Define "desktop". I set up Xfce4. > > But did you do so DURING INSTALLATION? So the complete question, which you > have still not answered in its entirety, was: > "Did you install a desktop during the installation?" > > Desktop is as defined in tasksel during the installation. (Tasksel uses the > actual word "desktop") > > The "during", which you have continued to ignore, is important and could be > the crux of your problem.
I got distracted by "Define "desktop"" so based my response on the assumption Xfce was installed with tasksel. You are correct though, what was done would be central to having connectivity *after* the install. As I have said, if Xfce was brought in as part of the install then /e/n/i is copied over to the new installation. If it was not then /e/n/i is not copied over and it is left to the user to set up networking with a chosen application. -- Brian.
