Some known issues:

  * Due to an unfortunate limitation of the Debian installer, installation
    of grub fails if no network connection is available to update package 
    lists during installation to disk. Because we require grub to also be 
    successfully written to the MBR of the target disk even for offline 
    installation, we replaced Debian Installer's boot loader installation 
    routine with a straighforward script. The original MBR will have been
    backed up to /boot/mbr_backup.img on the installed system and can 
    be easily restored using the dd command.

  * The default init system still is sysvinit. For practical reasons, 
    e.g., to serve as a rescue medium, we have avoided to use systemd
    as init default. In order to enable an easy switch to systemd once 
    wmlive is installed to disk, use the 'wmlive-initswitch' utility.

  * The binaries for Palemoon/Thunderbird/Telegram shipped with wmlive
    were directly downloaded from their respective websites and are not
    managed via the Debian package management system.
    To upgrade any of these programs, manually run their respective
    upgrade script (pmoonfetch, tbrdfetch, tlgrmfetch) as root or via
    sudo in a terminal window.

  * Dialogs of the main wmlive scripts and menus are only in English.
    While translation of the user interface is not as complete as users
    might wish for, further internationalization requires the practical
    contributions of dedicated helpers.