Ubuntu

Simple Scan, how I love you so
I’ve tried the others, and it’s a big fat “NO!”
Your elegant use of PDF
Unlike that hot mess over on MacOS
Separate PNGs, what do I do with those??
On Ubuntu I’d have been done ages ago
.
And on Windows, please, don’t even begin
100 updates before I can even log in
The login screen should be the start of the journey
On Windows, it groans into view on a gurney
.
But the scans fly by, one, two and three
Combined PDF - pure simplicity!
Before I was anxious, I have hundreds of pages
Thinking the job was going to take ages
But I play some music, I tidy my room
I can't believe - I’m over halfway through!
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I click on “About”, see who the devs are
Mr. Ancell and co., you are each of you stars

(originally by tenleftfingers on Reddit)

Ubuntu 23.10 'Mantic Minotaur' is now here with GNOME 45 and other fantastic improvements.

Recently, I made three partitions for the hard drive on my spare laptop: one for regular Ubuntu, one will be for Ubuntu Server, and one will be for Windows 10.

However, I ran to a little problem: everytime I try to install Ubuntu Server, select "custom storage layout" and try to mount the partition directly through the installer, the "Done" option was greyed out.

I tried mounting the partitions manually through the terminal, and then through GParted.

What did I go wrong? Is there any way I can automount the partitions through regular Ubuntu?

(NOTE: I asked this on AskUbuntu and Reddit, but got no answer.)

#ubuntu

Recently, I made three partitions for the hard drive on my spare laptop: one for regular Ubuntu, one will be for Ubuntu Server, and one will be for Windows 10.

However, I ran to a little problem: everytime I try to install Ubuntu Server, select "custom storage layout" and try to mount the partition directly through the installer, the "Done" option was greyed out.

I tried mounting the partitions manually through the terminal, and then through GParted.

What did I go wrong? Is there any way I can automount the partitions through regular Ubuntu?

(NOTE: I asked this on AskUbuntu and Reddit, but got no answer.)

#ubuntu