I searched, and could not find an answer to what should be obvious, but... Today, I DL'd the Xubuntu version of trusty-desktop-i386.iso from here: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/da...sktop-i386.iso I was able to get it on a 4GB USB thumb drive, using Unetbootin, and it boots OK to my little ASUS EEE PC901. But when I choose "Try Xubuntu w/o Installing', it asks for a name and password. Do I need to sign up as a tester to get a password? I didn't see anything about this. Or is my install hosed? MD5SUM was good on the downloaded iso. TIA -NTL2009
Geez, ten seconds later I found it! I can mark my own thread solved! This might help someone else. (Why don't they put this in the notes?) https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-manual-tests/+bug/1259525 For Xubuntu, the username seems to be "xubuntu", no password. -NTL2009
Originally Posted by NTL2009 Geez, ten seconds later I found it! I can mark my own thread solved! This might help someone else. (Why don't they put this in the notes?) https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-manual-tests/+bug/1259525 For Xubuntu, the username seems to be "xubuntu", no password. -NTL2009 It's not in the notes - because it's a bug - it's not setting the session properly.
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Originally Posted by Elfy It's not in the notes - because it's a bug - it's not setting the session properly. Ahh, I see. I saw some older references to it, so I thought maybe it was reported as a bug recently, but something that was actually intended. So I guess it is an old bug that crept in again. Probably just a set-up error when they build it? -NTL2009
LUbuntu is same lubuntu = uname no psswd
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