How do I install udftools on Lubuntu?

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Asked By CleverCactus42 On

I'm struggling to install udftools on my Lubuntu system. Even though it came with a partition manager, udftools wasn't pre-installed. I've gone through the installation process on the GitHub page multiple times, but it's really confusing. If anyone can help me get the partition manager working, I'd really appreciate it!

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Answered By HelpfulHedgehog77 On

Have you tried installing udftools through the terminal? Just run `sudo apt install udftools`, and that might do the trick! If that doesn't work, I recommend contacting Lubuntu to let them know about the missing dependency.

CuriousKoala99 -

I didn't realize it was that easy! I'll give it a shot. Thanks for the tip!

Answered By TechTurtle10 On

I totally get your frustration! Installing stuff directly from GitHub can be a pain. Using your package manager like `apt` is usually the best route, especially for Lubuntu. Just stick with that!

Answered By ConfusedPanda56 On

Also, if you're like me and prefer using interfaces, tools like GParted or GNOME Disks can help with partitions after you get udftools installed. They're pretty user-friendly!

HelpfulHedgehog77 -

Good call! I love GParted. Just make sure udftools is installed before diving in!

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