[02:25] FYI clicking on the links in the 21.04 snapshot installer doesn't actually do anything [02:48] "A bootable device has not been detected." :/ [02:52] 22.04* [03:42] 5c0z [03:43] 5R7H [06:53] luke-jr: 22.04 is not supported yet, please go to #ubuntu-next for pre-release support === Lord_of_Life_ is now known as Lord_of_Life [14:17] Hallo. How can i set repositories in Kubuntu? I am using "Discover" as software center [14:21] Ok, found by myself in Discover. [14:21] Bye bye [14:25] hello, i m installing kubuntu [14:25] what should be partition size for / ? [14:26] / [14:26] /0GCX [14:27] /OGCX (re @join_captcha_bot: ) [14:30] 0GCX === kubuntu is now known as GaSSyGuy [14:30] 0GCX [14:30] i m confused with it [14:33] Hi folks === user|94 is now known as Bit === Bit is now known as Guest6415 === Guest6415 is now known as BitMcMillan [14:37] Hello people! PLease forgive me for my newbiness... I'm an happy kubuntu user since years, so happy that I am currently stuck on 19.04 disco dingo with a lot of custom programs and customizations. Now, I'm so outdated that i can barely update/install new softwares, there is a way to upgrade to 20.04 or 21.10 without make a fresh new installation? a [14:37] quick and painless way if possible <3 [14:42] or just add repositories that allow me to keep on use this version for a little while [15:22] BitMcMillan: you can update 19.04 to 19.10 to 20.04. Then wait until 22.04 is out, because you can update directly from LTS to LTS, i.e. 20.04 to 22.04 [15:22] See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades for a how-to === user is now known as user2507 === genii-core is now known as genii