=== genii is now known as genii-core [09:58] hi [10:41] [telegram] hi [13:47] hi [13:48] i'm currently new to linux. i'm about to try flashing a .iso file to a usb stick. is there anyway to do so ? [13:48] !usb [13:48] For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent [13:49] see the wiki, for windows or mac [13:49] erm i'm on a linux distribution [13:49] or on linux, dd the image to the drive [13:49] thanks by the way [13:49] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick#Creating_a_bootable_Ubuntu_USB_flash_drive_from_Ubuntu [13:50] [telegram] Most Linux distributions have an image writing tool. [13:50] o thanks i will look it up [13:51] mkusb gives the option for persistent space, pretty neat [13:52] [telegram] If you can't find anything else Balena Etcher is fairly simple and uses dd underneath. [13:53] balena is not in our repos, and not mentioned on the wiki [13:55] [telegram] That is true but I was thinking if you were on a different distribution it isn't a bad option. [13:56] erm haha [13:56] i actually downloaded the appimage for etcher [13:56] ran it to flash to the usb stick but failed... [13:59] can i know the main reason for my laptop no recognizing my usb stick ? [14:00] is kinda frustrating after trying out lots of suggested solution [14:14] [telegram] use dd [14:14] [telegram] but don't misspell anything [14:18] dd && sync # to be safe [15:30] [telegram] I use [15:30] [telegram] sudo dd if=lubuntu.iso of=/dev/xx oflag=sync status=progress [15:44] BS=4M helps too [16:15] [telegram] I forgot to mention this [16:15] [telegram] you're right (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) BS=4M helps too) === genii-core is now known as genii [19:48] hi [19:49] how i can upload new version of lubuntu? [19:49] i have lubuntu 19.10 [19:49] [telegram] you mean how to flash it to usb? [19:51] can i do upload direct from 19.10 at 20.10? [19:54] [telegram] i think you can update it [19:55] [telegram] Please review this for EOL upgrades: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades [19:56] [telegram] Considering how far out of date it might actually be easier to re-install. [19:56] [telegram] To be on a supported release you would need to be on 21.04 but that only has support for about a month. 21.10 would be better. [19:58] [telegram] You would also want to review the release notes on https://lubuntu.me for anything to watch out for. [19:58] [telegram] i have a question [19:59] [telegram] ok [19:59] [telegram] why does Lubuntu 21.10 run so hard [19:59] [telegram] like i can't even run Firefox without waiting 2 minutes [20:00] [telegram] It depends on what you have for resources in your machine. I haven't noticed it to run different. [20:00] [telegram] i have a Pentium 4405u [20:00] [telegram] 4gb of ram [20:00] [telegram] and 16 gb of space [20:04] giacomo: 20.10 is also EOL [20:04] best to perform a clean install of 21.10 [20:05] ok [20:05] [telegram] There are many factors for something to appear slow. Your specifications at a glance appear fine but other tasks your machine is performing may play a factor. (re @motorolae7: like i can't even run Firefox without waiting 2 minutes) [20:06] [telegram] Also, does Firefox seem to run normally after it starts or is it just startup time? [20:06] [telegram] no [20:06] [telegram] it runs badly [20:07] [telegram] Is it only Firefox or does everything seem to have an issue? [20:07] [telegram] everything [20:08] [telegram] last time [20:08] [telegram] i tried to install wine [20:08] [telegram] and it took 2 hours [20:08] [telegram] and on older versions it runs just fine [20:29] 20.10 does not give the latest firefox, uh oh === BrianG61UK__ is now known as BrianG61UK_ === genii is now known as genii-core