Running it live is OK.
Just like any other KDE it boots very very slowly.
Did not configure the Integrated graphic card of my NUC.
WiFi configuration was OK.
1. It ruined my GRUB.
Not even fallback.
2. It froze during partitioning.
3. It did not recognize my partition table.
4. It did not recognize the SWAP.
5. It was asking for /root partition but could not edit with it's Edit Tool.
6. When I select a Partition for editing it mounts Gparted instead.
7. I quickly went into my action plan.
I formatted all the partition, 5 in number to Ext4.
8. Mounted the Debian Trixie 13.1.0 and currently installing it as the 4th Gnome Instance.
9. This time I am going to use medical package which must be heavy.
10. I left only 16.5GB for the /root.
It looks like 8GB is enough (twice that of Gnome) for the Medical Package.
11. It wasn't enough and I skipped Medical Packages and clicked GRUB bootloader.
12. Unlike good old days, or reinstall of my option, I go for fall back options which includes Network, Software and Repartition.
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