I'm having trouble because my Lubuntu distro doesn't seem to have udftools pre-installed, which I need for my partition manager. I've gone through the installation instructions on the GitHub page way too many times and it's driving me nuts. Can anyone help me figure out how to get this installed and make the partition manager work?
3 Answers
You might want to install gparted or gnome disks if you haven't yet. But make sure to install udftools using your package manager. Running `sudo apt install udftools` should do the trick. If the partition manager still isn't working after that, it could be a bug, and you might want to report it to Lubuntu's team.
Just a heads-up: it's usually not a good idea to install software directly from GitHub. Always stick to your distro's package manager. For Lubuntu, that means using apt. You can easily install udftools from there!
Check out the installation tips in the wiki! A good place to start is running `sudo apt install udftools` in your terminal. Just keep in mind that if you're using a network connection, it's better to switch to an ethernet cable for a more stable install. Oh, and don't forget to remove any boot media once you're done!
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