Debian 12 – The First 12 Things You Should Do After Installation!
Debian 12 codenamed “Bookworm” is AWESOME! If you’re the proud owner of a brand new Debian install, then this is the video for you! We’ll go over 12 things you should consider implementing in Debian 12, from productivity apps to gaming. This is definitely a can’t-miss video for Debian fans!
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— Individual Sections —
00:00 – Intro
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02:11 – Tweak 1: Install Updates
04:26 – Tweak 2: Enable Flatpak
12:10 – Tweak 3: Install (normal) Firefox
17:08 – Tweak 4: Install Thunderbird
19:28 – Tweak 5: Install Google Chrome
23:27 – Tweak 6: Upgrade to a more recent version of LibreOffice
28:15 – Tweak 7: Add another desktop environment
30:52 – Tweak 8: Install the Nvidia driver (if necessary)
34:36 – Tweak 9: Install Steam
36:31 – Tweak 10: Add multimedia codecs & install VLC
38:56 – Tweak 11: Add the “back ports” repository
42:13 – Tweak 12: Install the Synaptic package manager
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