I am gonna warn you though, Vultr's deploy process is a bit of point and click. Don't worry though. I've done it and with a little instructions it's really quite straight forward. If in deed it's still not working right, I may be able to nvda remote you through it. Keep in mind that these keystrokes assume that you're using nvda's laptop layout, so you should make sure that's selected before you go anywhere. Ok, so here's the scoop. Go to Vultr and click on deploy instance. What you'll be presented with is first a list of countries, I was presented with 5, and then a list of cities for close proximity. Where you click depends on what you want. You really don't *need* to click on the countries, and you really shouldn't worry too much about it as the countries are one big block of text. Certainly doable, but not worth it if it's not needed. Below the countries, things get much easier as cities are nicely separated by a line. Now comes the time to point and click. Where you click depends on where you hail from, deploying a server close to your location will mean faster speeds for you. For example, since Chicago Illinois was a location below the list of 5 countries, I clicked on that. The two commands you'll need are insert+shift+m to route the mouse cursor to the virtual focus, and insert+left bracket to perform a left click. You'll want to remember these two commands as you'll be using them throughout this whole process. Back to clicking on cities, you will want to press the home key to get to the first character of the city you want, then insert+shift+m to focus, left click to activate. Like I said, it will be easier as all the cities are separated by a line. Still, it's safe to hit the home key on a line just to make sure it's focused before you click on it. The next heading is the server type, move your cursor to the 6 on 64bit operating system, focus, then click on that. Next, os selection. There will be a line that says, debian select version. Focus and click on that. Then there will be some new clickable elements, this is how you know you're clicking the right things. For our purposes, we'll use debian9x64, always good to stay up to date, right? You want to focus and click on 9x64 for debian9x64. Next there will be the hd space, memory and cpu selection. Let's say you're picking the 40gb ssd option for $10. Move to the 40gb line, hit home, insert+shift+m, left click. Whichever hd size you pick, that's how you're gonna click on it. After extra features, there are two more settings you wanna configure, and that's host name, you could type a name unique to you, this is what you'll be connecting to via ssh. The label edit box allows you to label it you can type the same thing, click deploy and you're good to go! It'll show that it's now installing debian7 onto your server. The installing status isn't in realtime, so I'd say wait 5 or so minutes for the operating system to install, then refresh your browser. Now you should click on, for once, an actual clickable link! About time! that link should be labeled as whatever you named your vultr server. It will give you the overview, in which there are 3 things you should look for. Your ip address, the username *should be root* and your password. The password is hidden by default, click the show password link, or the copy password link to automatically copy it. Now, you can use whatever terminal program you use to access ssh, and do ssh [email protected] replacing those characters with your actual ip of course, then hit enter. You may get a warning about adding the ssh key into /users/username/.ssh/known_hosts, but since this is your own server this shouldn't be a problem, just type yes and hit enter. Now type or paste in your password. You'll know it's successful when you start to hear the standard debian disclaimer, and get placed in the root of your server. The rest is accessible from here on out since you're using Terminal.