The installer selected a reasonable amount of space for the swap partition — putting to rest the notion that swap should be twice the available RAM. At this point we were intrigued by the screenshot button in the lower left corner of the dialog. It indeed takes a screenshot, but where will it store it when it is about to format the disk?
(Credit: Chris Duckett/ZDNet.com.au)
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Since 2000 I always had issue installing Debian. I didn't even believe Debian ever had a GUI. Thanks for posting the screenshots.
I am a believer. Go Debian!