[12:12] <BluesKaj> 'Morning all
 Good morning BluesKaj
[13:37] <BluesKaj> @Halis. 'morning
[16:33] <user|89> I installed kubuntu 20.04 with the option to require login password after suspending.
[16:33] <user|89> I want to change this setting to NOT require login password after suspending.
[16:33] <user|89> I can't find anything to do this in the system settings application.
[16:33] <user|89> Please advise how to make the setting change.  Thank you.
[17:00] <Dragnslcr> user|89- try checking Workspace Behavior -> Screen Locking
[17:14] <Roey> hi
[17:14] <Roey> I made an ISO usb stick with the Kubuntu tool
[17:14] <Roey> tried to boot off of it
[17:14] <Roey> "No OS found"
[17:14] <Roey> is what I get from BIOS.
[17:15] <Roey> this is a dell laptop; it is set to boot from usb irst
[17:15] <Roey> *usb first
[17:15] <user|89> the screen locking setting did the trick.  Thanks!
[17:39] <Roey> anyone here know how to solve this? I want to verify that this USB drive is bootable
[17:40] <Roey> I thought the usb iso insallation tool had finished
[17:40] <Roey> it said it had
[17:40] <Roey> (This is the Kubuntu usb-creator tool)
[17:41] <Roey> *usb-creator-kde
[17:41] <Roey> yes
[17:46] <Roey> o/
 Ubuntu as well as Kubuntu ISO's are iso-hybrid images. So you can use the terminal command : sudo cp debian.iso /dev/sdX && sync " for making the bootable usb - source https://www.debian.org/releases/stable/amd64/ch04s03.en.html
 Of course the ISO downloaded should be checksum matched and the pendrive should be formatted previously as FAT32
[18:48] <alkisg> When dd'ing to /dev/sdX, the target format is completely overwritten. It doesn't need to be preformatted; it's erased anyway...
[18:54] <Roey> yeah
[18:54] <Roey> ok. but hte checksum reminder stands