[06:49] <lubot> Nathanpotato was added by: Nathanpotato
[07:58] <lubot> <Nathanpotato> Hey
[07:58] <lubot> <Nathanpotato> What usb installer definitely works
[07:58] <lubot> <Nathanpotato> Rufus says it can't scan my iso
[08:00] <apt-ghetto> Then check the hash sum of the ISO file
[08:00] <lubot> <Nathanpotato> What's the hash sum
[08:01] <lubot> <Nathanpotato> And how do I check it
[08:02] <apt-ghetto> https://superuser.com/questions/699014/how-to-make-sure-a-downloaded-iso-matches-a-hash-value
[08:04] <lynorian> Nathanpotato I added a part of it to the manual recently https://manual.lubuntu.me/1/1.1/retrieving_the_image.html
[08:05] <apt-ghetto> which iso did you download?
[08:05] <lubot> <Nathanpotato> Lubuntu
[08:06] <apt-ghetto> 18.04 or 18.10?
[08:06] <lubot> <Nathanpotato> 16.04
[08:07] <apt-ghetto> Lubuntu 16.04 reaches its end of life in april 2019
[08:07] <lubot> <Nathanpotato> Coolio
[08:07] <apt-ghetto> maybe you like to install 18.04?
[08:08] <lubot> <Nathanpotato> I heard its less stable
[08:08] <lubot> <Nathanpotato> But if I can get a hold of it
[08:08] <lubot> <Nathanpotato> Rn I only have 16 since I can't get to a working pc
[08:09] <lubot> <Nathanpotato> I'm using my phone to use telegram
[08:11] <apt-ghetto> you find the sums here => http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/16.04/release/
[08:11] <lubot> <Nathanpotato> 👌
[08:12] <apt-ghetto> MD5SUMS, SHA1SUMS or SHA256SUMS
[08:13] <lubot> <Nathanpotato> No clue yet
[08:14] <lubot> <Nathanpotato> I gotta sleep bbl
[09:47] <lubot> jumbalaka was added by: jumbalaka
[09:50] <lubot> <jumbalaka> I am new to Linux and recently upgraded from lubuntu 18.04 to 18.10. now there is a duplicate for every function like light dm settings, kde settings and lxqt settings and all mostly does the same function
[09:51] <lubot> <jumbalaka> How to remove duplicates?
[09:56] <lubot> <jumbalaka> Even there is two software updater
[09:58] <apt-ghetto> upgrading from 18.04 to 18.10 was a bad idea, because Lubuntu has changed the desktop environment
[09:59] <lubot> <jumbalaka> An solution without clean install?
[10:00] <apt-ghetto> why don't you want a clean install?
[10:01] <lubot> <jumbalaka> Wubi for lubuntu 18.10 still not released
[10:01] <lubot> <jumbalaka> So only I upgraded
[10:04] <lubot> <jumbalaka> I meant wubiuefi project
[10:05] <lubot> <jumbalaka> Since I am new here I cannot switch completely to Linux yet
[10:06] <apt-ghetto> you should ask hakuna-m and not the lubuntu team, because I doubt, that someone from the lubuntu team uses wubi
[10:08] <lubot> <jumbalaka> Okay but is there anyother way without clean install
[10:09] <apt-ghetto> you can try to uninstall every unneeded package and hope, that it does not uninstall other, needed packages
[10:20] <lubot> <jumbalaka> Thank you I'll try
[10:22] <lubot> <jumbalaka> Is those packages with Ubuntu symbol in snap package manager are the only ones that's  important?
[10:32] <guiverc> @jumbalaka sorry I don't use package managers so aren't sure what you're referring to (snap package manager) - can you provide an example & I'll give an opinion  (
[10:37] <lubot> <jumbalaka> Sorry it is synaptic package manager
[10:44] <guiverc> @jumbalaka - no they aren't the important ones (I see many that sure aren't important), I suspect they're ".deb's"  (ie. normal ubuntu/debian packages, ie. not snaps, not flatpaks etc)
[10:45] <guiverc> I'm still trying to determine that's correct...
[10:48] <guiverc> it could be they are from 'main' (repository) ..
[10:49] <guiverc> from the ones I've looked at - I'm now betting they're from 'main' repository (in LTS terms, they have the longest supported life as canonical supports them 5 years)
[10:57] <guiverc> jumbalaka, sorry I can't find definitive proof, but https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticHowto
[16:34] <lubot> <jumbalaka> @apt-ghetto [<apt-ghetto> why don't you want a clean install?], I did clean install as you said but while I was 18.04 brightness adjustment didn't work and now the touchpad tap not working. ... When I upgraded from 18.04 to 18.10 everything was working
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