I've usually been using Debian Squeeze, as I've never really had any reason to go after the latest & greatest, and if I wanted to, I always had backported packages to rely on.However, my new laptop (an Asus U31SD) has an Atheros chip (id [1969:1083]) which is not supported in the kernel until 2.6.38.So I tried downloading the latest weekly build, which happened to install KDE for some reason. The last three daily builds also installed KDE, and as far as I know, I am not selecting any meta packages during the install that would install it (Just core, laptop, and SSH Server).Is there any particular reason this is happening? I was always under the impression that Debian came with GNOME...Edit: I've been getting my ISOs here:http://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/weekly-builds/amd64/iso-cd/ (specifically CD1, and not the KDE version at the bottom)http://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/daily-builds/daily.new/ (netist versions for amd64)
Latest Debian wheezy/testing ISOs defaulting to KDE?
debian;gnome;kde
Eventually, the daily ISOs reverted back to using GNOME as the desktop environment.