ah, I hadn't realized there was an alternative iso for lubuntu too. I will
test with that, thank you, if it uses the same d-i setup and not ubiquity
that may be just what I need.
thank you again for your help,
Spike
On Sat, Mar 18, 2017 at 8:37 PM Nio Wiklund wrote:
> Hi again Spike,
>
> Did y
Hi again Spike,
Did you try the Lubuntu alternate iso file? It uses the debian installer
(the same text mode installer as is used in the mini.iso). Maybe that
will work better.
Best regards
Nio
Den 2017-03-19 kl. 04:28, skrev Spike:
I'm actually helping out with a largish amount of desktops
I'm actually helping out with a largish amount of desktops and we need
netinstall so I pxe boot and mount whatever iso etc. This works and right
now I'm using the Lubuntu cd mounted remotely, however the Ubiquity
installer (the gui installer for ubuntu) has some bugs that are really
annoying (like
Hello Spike,
Well, I use a European language, and I have not had any problems setting
the language. But now I know, that there can be problems.
Is there a reason, why you start from the mini.iso instead of from a
Lubuntu iso file (for example that you must install from a CD disk)?
You could
Hello Nio, thanks for getting back to me.
ok, I just tried on a VM and one of the differences I noticed is that
language input is broken. Upon inspection I found ibus was installed and
possibly causing issues/conflicts with fcitx, not sure. I removed it but
the situation hasn't changed, I cannot b
Den 2017-03-19 kl. 03:43, skrev Spike:
Hi,
I'm trying to set up a Lubuntu Xenial desktop starting from a mini.iso
xenial installation. Should that be possible? is it sufficient to just
apt-get install lubuntu-desktop or are there extra steps in the making
of the lubuntu iso, and things you get i
Hi,
I'm trying to set up a Lubuntu Xenial desktop starting from a mini.iso
xenial installation. Should that be possible? is it sufficient to just
apt-get install lubuntu-desktop or are there extra steps in the making of
the lubuntu iso, and things you get installing from it, that are not
available
On 18 March 2017 at 09:01, Heima wrote:
> Thank you Liam, it worked!
> For switching the input languages, I kept struggling with fcitx. it turns
> out the correct keystroke to set was Activate Input Method.
>
> As for gnome-language-selector, I tried reconfigure my locales ( >
> dpkg-reconfigure l
Thank you Liam, it worked!
For switching the input languages, I kept struggling with fcitx. it turns out
the correct keystroke to set was Activate Input Method.
As for gnome-language-selector, I tried reconfigure my locales ( >
dpkg-reconfigure locales), update them ( > update-locales ) and then
