=== pizzaiolo is now known as pizza [01:53] good morning === not_phunyguy is now known as phunyguy === not_phunyguy is now known as phunyguy [06:45] good morning === eliocamp0 is now known as eliocamp === eliocamp3 is now known as eliocamp === EriC^ is now known as EriC^^ [19:23] planning to dual boot windows, which Ubuntu release should I install LTS or latest? [19:26] do you just want things to work or do you like filing bug reports when things don't go quite right? [19:27] things to work [19:27] probably lts is the better choice then [19:27] got it, then LTS it is [19:33] * user comes back complaining stuff doesn't work, due to running bleeding edge hardware they didn't describe [19:33] ;D [19:38] Also: to do this well, be prepared to reinstall Windows from scratch if necessary to get round Windows being installed OEM to MBR / installed by a reseller as part of selling surplus laptops or whatever ... [19:38] they left [19:43] daffykins: As you wrote above, they'll likely be back. Read release notes: plan for pitfalls: write down in advance what your aiming point is: establish details of all hardware ... all the usual things folks just don't do. [19:44] Oh, and be prepared to do a sacrificial install or two until you get it right :D [19:44] *nod* totally agree [19:45] too many in IT pop the champagne once it 'works', not once it works right [20:41] daftykins: "management" [20:43] that's my Dad's word for my mum ;) [23:31] how to install Ubuntu from windows 10? (I am also searching it on Google) [23:32] download the iso, 'burn' it to a usb memory stick with dd from within WSL or use rufus in a "dd mode" to burn it to a memory stick, reboot with the memory stick in a usb slot [23:34] webchat83:Is there a way to do it without usb or cd? [23:36] probably, but nothing that would be fun === JanC_ is now known as JanC [23:40] Is using unetbootin to do so, cause any problems? [23:44] it might be worth a try, anyway. worst case, it doesn't work, and you have to get the usb stick..