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This is debian mate. It's based on the debian stable branch (Jessie), and uses debian repositories for all packages installed. It is equipped with as notably, the mate desktop environment (mate 1.8.1). There are 32 and 64bit versions available.
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MD5
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debian_mate_amd64-20160505 md5: 1e4050949ce1558017381a67fe714fed
debian_mate_i386-20160505 md5: 399f0e34a12af7913a2bfe03bdd4aaaf
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SETUP
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LIVE SESSION
Password for the live session is “live”.

UFW
Ufw is enabled and denies incoming and allows outgoing. If you plan to use xrdp, you better poke a hole to allow (same goes for openvpn).
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ISSUES
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NETWORK-MANAGER
Network-manager still has a bug (https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=755202) that creates fake extra wired interfaces.

First thing to know in debian mate is that network-manager is already managing your network interfaces. Let’s on with this now...

There's two ways to do fix this.
Bypass the problem: Install wicd which will replace network-manager as the network daemon.

Deal with the problem: Open /etc/network/interfaces as root with nano or leafpad, comment out everything under "# The primary network interface" followed by saving and exiting, and once back at command line, finish up with "systemctl restart network-manager".
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PACKAGE LIST
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Here's all of the packages I used to make up debian mate.

task-ssh-server
task-laptop
task-print-server
xorg
alsa-base
laptop-mode-tools
cryptsetup
live-config-systemd
tor
firmware-linux-nonfree
firmware-ralink
firmware-realtek
firmware-atheros
firmware-iwlwifi
firmware-brcm80211
firmware-b43-installer
flashplugin-nonfree
lightdm
mate-desktop-environment-core
caja
ufw
dconf-editor
caja-gksu
caja-open-terminal
mate-user-share
mate-applets
mate-settings-daemon
mate-utils
mate-control-center
mate-notification-daemon
mate-system-tools
mate-screensaver
mate-power-manager
mate-system-monitor
openvpn
network-manager-gnome
samba
hardinfo
pavucontrol
leafpad
iceweasel
libreoffice-calc
libreoffice-writer
vlc
gimp
atril
pidgin
deluge
gparted
gdebi
brasero
engrampa
galculator
gpicview
gksu
synaptic
xsane
system-config-printer
frozen-bubble
chromium-bsu
quadrapassel
gweled
remmina
xrdp
extlinux
florence
syslinux
mtools
unetbootin
Source: readme_debian_mate-20160505.txt, updated 2016-05-10