Clean Install of LinuxCNC

Sorry to bug you guys (again) 

I am wanting to revamp my CNC currently running LinuxCNC from 2019, working ok. However I'd like to upgrade with the:
I purchased a new-refurb PC Dell Precision Workstation T7600 PC - onboard dual LAN
Latest version of LinuxCNC  (looking at the Probe Basic interface)
I want to setup an Automatic Tool Changer / tool length sensor / touch plate keep my wireless MPG that I love. 

I was following along with :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMKQEXVyMMg LinuxCNC 2.8.2 Download, Install & Probe_Basic GUI Install
but that's 2.8.2 and I think the links weren't working. I got I got "unable to locate package python3-vtk9" and  I couldn't even follow along to:  kcjengr.github.io/probe_basic/quick_start.html the downloads weren't working. So I thought I would consult with the experts... 

What's the best version of LinuxCNC to install for my needs? Any good documentation on how to install and set it up, that I can follow along with? 

I don't mind starting from scratch, currently I have 2.8.4-1-gb7824717b working. 

Thanks for any input!
Randy

 

BookWorm ISO, probably this:
cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/weekly-builds...ting-amd64-DVD-1.iso
The rest seems to work, but i did not install.

Thanks tommylight!
and for your all your help on my project:
www.forum.linuxcnc.org/27-driver-boards/...t-of-precix-5x10-cnc
I am using the MESA 7I92M +7I77 if that matters.

I am downloading that link now, I'll put it on a usb and load it on to the new PC.

THANKS!

Tommy's link is probably OK.
We are only one month from Bookworms official release so I would go here
www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/
Normally, I use the CD netinst version not a DVD one. The installer should then remove the local apt links to the install medium. 
After installing the DVD 
sudo apt install geany
sudo geany/etc/apt/sources.list
Remove or comment out any references to DVD so it searches the Debian repos.
Then
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
 

The version i linked to has no issues with CD and stuff, i installed it on 2 PC's, it works properly.

tommylight wrote:

The version i linked to has no issues with CD and stuff, i installed it on 2 PC's, it works properly.

Yes I know but it's no longer best practice.  With the release of Bookworm (Debian 12) less than a month away, there have been two release candidates of the installer. They now include the non-free-firmware.

I also found the DVD version (Where I actually burnt it to a DVD) required editing sources.list to stop apt from searching the DVD.
The netinst CD image is meant to remove the CD/DVD searches at the end of the install.

​​​​​​You and I  fix these things on the fly but new users might get stuck,