Following are some known limitations and bugs in the current release of SkinnyDebbie.

I want to resolve these issues before doing anything else:

• I am doing development in a virtualized enviroment, and so I will not able to test automounting and audio until I can access my real test machine in September. So..
  • Automounting has issues unmounting when there are spaces in the mounted item's name. This appears to be due to a problem in ROX-Filer.
    • Current workaround: use the 'debian' menu in the task bar to eject (Debian→Utilities→Eject CD/DVD) or open a terminal in the media directory and type the command pumount ”<media name>” with quotes. Yeah, it's lame.
  • Audio is not tested
• The clock is not updated automatically
• There is no trash can. When you delete something, it's gone forever.

The following issues will be dealt with after the above are resolved:

• Networking works fine if you are using a regular Ethernet connection and DHCP. But if you plan to use a wireless connection, if you do not want to use DHCP, or if you want to go really old-school with a dialup modem, you will have to do additional configuration
  • I hope to add documentation regarding how to do at least some of these (wireless especially).
  • Until then Google is your friend.
• Touchpad configuration is not supported

These will probably not be dealt with unless I discover some low-hanging fruit for doing so.

• Advanced power management (sleep, suspend) is completely untested. It may work, it may not; but testing and tweaking this is not a priority.
• Multiple monitors. SkinnyDebbie was confingured for single monitor use. Use of multiple monitors is untested. It may work, it may not; but testing and tweaking this is not a priority.
• Accessibility features (large print, high-contrast window decoration, etc.) don't exist.
• Internationalization. The custom scripts and other bits are mostly written to make it easy to implement translated versions, but no translations are available at present.