Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes On EFI systems, there will be an 'invisible' file system. Same applies if you get the Pop!_OS up and running.Īsk any questions on Timeshift at my Thread, or I am happy to enteratain questions on Pop!_OS that I can answer with my limited experience in that regard. If you install Timeshift you could take a full snapshot and place it on a 8 - 16 GB USB stick, and then if anything goes wrong, you can rollback with ease. While your Lubuntu is working, you might want to make the acquaintance of Timeshift, I have a Thread hereĪnd Linux Lite, an excellent distro, also have it in their Manual, here I run anywhere between 60 and 100 LInux at a time, and so I am always doing something, and priorities get reshuffled. But I have not really put it through its paces yet. I installed mine under UEFI conditions no problems, probably using a Linux commandįor burning to stick. This distro is developed by System 76, a computer manufacturer, for shipping with their PCs, a good read is about a year old here.

Your version of the Pop!_OS has an end of life around 20 January, anyway? You can read about it here and you should make friends with - they are useful.

I have Pop!_OS 18.04, rather than 19.04 because I usually go for the LTS (Long Term Support) versions rather than the flash in the pan point releases. (Wizard appears in a puff of smoke, catches an ember in his robe, walks past his pantry and sets fire to a cereal box, and exclaims 'Pop - O(h) S(xxx) as it goes off like a firecracker)

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