[Ritzie]

No it doesn't. Actually I would prefer server version, as it installs less unnecessary packages. If/when you install software with package manager, depedencies will be installed anyway, so it does not matter what version (server/desktop) you are using.

Just remember, that xbmc-live expects that you have user "xbmc". It has to be added to audio, video, etc groups. Easiest way is to add xbmc user to sudoers group and sudp atp-get install xbmc-live adds xbmc -user to needed groups. Or if doing a fresh install, add only user xbmc, so sudo is enabled for that user by default.

Ok got it. Thanks. Ill try it now.