It would be nice to avoid getting into the new installer, when the intention is to run a live session of Ubuntu 23.04 Desktop.
There is a corresponding boot option for Ubiquity: maybe-ubiquity
.
Is there something similar for this new installer?
It would be nice to avoid getting into the new installer, when the intention is to run a live session of Ubuntu 23.04 Desktop.
There is a corresponding boot option for Ubiquity: maybe-ubiquity
.
Is there something similar for this new installer?
Do you know if there is some boot option or other setting that can be used in grub in order to get a clean live session (without getting into the installer of Ubuntu 23.04 Desktop)?
With the new installer I don’t have a live session so other partitions on my PC are not visible.
@corradoventu, I think we misunderstand each other. When I boot into a USB drive made from the Ubuntu 23.04 Desktop iso file, it comes to a window “Welcome to Ubuntu” offering a choice of languages and in the next step to install or try Ubuntu. This corresponds to the “maybe-ubiquity” option for Ubiquity, and I want to get rid of it.
There is no problem for me to see the internal drive for example with lsblk
and partitions there can be mounted.