I'd recommend using Debian testing instead of stable for that.
(testing is preferred in most personal use cases if you don't run in a corporate environment/server or similar)
I thought unstable was more geared toward personal use cases. Testing doesn't even get supported by the security team, that seems like a huge mistake to run as your personal workstation.
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I'd recommend using Debian testing instead of stable for that. (testing is preferred in most personal use cases if you don't run in a corporate environment/server or similar)
http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/
I am not sure, but you may need the additional firmware files listed on that page.
I thought unstable was more geared toward personal use cases. Testing doesn't even get supported by the security team, that seems like a huge mistake to run as your personal workstation.