Unix & Linux: Installing Debian without GUI for a web server (2 Solutions!!)

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Unix & Linux: Installing Debian without GUI for a web server


The Question: I'm unfamiliar with Debian (obviously), so I downloaded the live ISO thinking
it might help me out. From the live GUI, I doubled click on the install icon on
the desktop and proceeded - it gave me a install with GNOME and a bunch of
other software that has no business being on a web server. Generally.
So the first part of my question is,can I install the base/non-GUI version from
the Live disc? If so, how? If not, can someone point me to the correct download
for the amd64 bit version?
A side question - is going with Debian over Ubuntu really going to yield that
much of a performance increase? I'd like to warm up to Debian because there is
a strong likelihood that I'll encounter it professionally, so it will be a good
learning experience. If there isn't much difference between it and Ubuntu's
server edition, I may just go with that because I know that distro better.
Since this is a learning exercise for me, would anyone have any additional or
other suggestions or considerations for me?
I basically want what would be the Debian equivalent to Ubuntu Server - a
simple, bare-bones, non-GUI OS. I'd prefer to install my http server as well -
I'm not yet sure if I'll be going with Apache or Nginx or handling http
requests my self in node.js...

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== This solution helped 19 people ==
Download the netinstall iso, boot it and select non-graphical install. I
actually made a video once for it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOGSupJury4
The difference between ubuntu and debian is the way they are doing package
testing. Debian is all about stability and ubuntu is more about all the new
things (less stability).

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