[00:17] <user|38> Hello, my installer is crashing. When modifying a partition, it has a 30% chance of crashing with an assertion failure. Setting a "physical volume for encryption" does not create a volume in the UI that I can then put the root filesystem on. If I manually create the LUKS volume in a terminal, and then set that as the root filesystem, the button to
[00:17] <user|38> continue just does nothing.
[00:18] <user|38> I've installed Debian a million times in text mode, usually with LUKS encrypting on the root filesystem, and never had a problem. Is there a way to install kubuntu in text mode?
[00:22] <user|38> Looks like it's this bug from 2015: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/1510730
[00:22] -ubottu:#kubuntu- Launchpad bug 1510730 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "Ubiquity installer crashes when editing manual crypto partition" [High, Confirmed]
[00:25] <user|38> Guess you people don't care about software quality. This is a critical blocking bug, that makes it completely impossible for me to install, and it's been active for 8 years.
[02:37] <sk8erbnice> hello.
[06:21] <user|48> How do I download vpn on Linux
 there a is a snap called riseup vpn (re @IrcsomeBot: <user|48> How do I download vpn on Linux)
 and look for openvpn as well
[15:09] <BluesKaj> Hi all
 hi there
[20:14] <user|39> Hi
[20:15] <user|39> I have a lenovo laptop with kubuntu as os
[20:15] <user|39> I'd like to install windows xp and not use kubuntu anymore
[20:15] <user|39> But I can not boot from the windows xp disk
[20:19] <user|39> Hi?
[20:21] <diogenes_Vx15> user|39, nice joke ha ha ha.
[20:24] <user|39> I'm serious