BootInfoWidget The boot environment of this system. Older x86 systems only support BIOS. Modern systems usually use EFI, but may also show up as BIOS if started in compatibility mode. The boot environment of this system. Older x86 systems only support BIOS. Modern systems usually use EFI, but may also show up as BIOS if started in compatibility mode. This system was started with an EFI boot environment. To configure startup from an EFI environment, this installer must deploy a boot loader application, like GRUB or systemd-boot on an EFI System Partition. This is automatic, unless you choose manual partitioning, in which case you must choose it or create it on your own. This system was started with an EFI boot environment. To configure startup from an EFI environment, this installer must deploy a boot loader application, like GRUB or systemd-boot on an EFI System Partition. This is automatic, unless you choose manual partitioning, in which case you must choose it or create it on your own. This system was started with a BIOS boot environment. To configure startup from a BIOS environment, this installer must install a boot loader, like GRUB, either at the beginning of a partition or on the Master Boot Record near the beginning of the partition table (preferred). This is automatic, unless you choose manual partitioning, in which case you must set it up on your own. This system was started with a BIOS boot environment. To configure startup from a BIOS environment, this installer must install a boot loader, like GRUB, either at the beginning of a partition or on the Master Boot Record near the beginning of the partition table (preferred). This is automatic, unless you choose manual partitioning, in which case you must set it up on your own. BootLoaderModel Master Boot Record of %1 Master Boot Record of %1 Boot Partition Boot Partition System Partition System Partition Do not install a boot loader Do not install a boot loader %1 (%2) %1 (%2) Calamares::BlankViewStep Blank Page Blank Page Calamares::DebugWindow Form Form GlobalStorage GlobalStorage JobQueue JobQueue Modules Modules Type: Type: none none Interface: Interface: Tools Tools Debug information Debug information Calamares::ExecutionViewStep Set up Install Install Calamares::FailJob Job failed (%1) Programmed job failure was explicitly requested. Calamares::JobThread Done Done Calamares::NamedJob Example job (%1) Calamares::ProcessJob Run command %1 %2 Run command %1 %2 Running command %1 %2 Running command %1 %2 Calamares::PythonJob Running %1 operation. Running %1 operation. Bad working directory path Bad working directory path Working directory %1 for python job %2 is not readable. Working directory %1 for python job %2 is not readable. Bad main script file Bad main script file Main script file %1 for python job %2 is not readable. Main script file %1 for python job %2 is not readable. Boost.Python error in job "%1". Boost.Python error in job "%1". Calamares::RequirementsChecker Waiting for %n module(s). (%n second(s)) System-requirements checking is complete. Calamares::ViewManager &Back &Back &Next &Next &Cancel &Cancel Cancel setup without changing the system. Cancel installation without changing the system. Cancel installation without changing the system. Setup Failed Calamares Initialization Failed Calamares Initialisation Failed %1 can not be installed. Calamares was unable to load all of the configured modules. This is a problem with the way Calamares is being used by the distribution. %1 can not be installed. Calamares was unable to load all of the configured modules. This is a problem with the way Calamares is being used by the distribution. The following modules could not be loaded: The following modules could not be loaded: Continue with installation? The %1 setup program is about to make changes to your disk in order to set up %2. You will not be able to undo these changes. &Set up now &Set up &Install &Install Setup is complete. Close the setup program. Cancel setup? Cancel installation? Cancel installation? Do you really want to cancel the current setup process? The setup program will quit and all changes will be lost. Do you really want to cancel the current install process? The installer will quit and all changes will be lost. Do you really want to cancel the current install process? The installer will quit and all changes will be lost. &Yes &Yes &No &No &Close &Close Continue with setup? Continue with setup? The %1 installer is about to make changes to your disk in order to install %2. You will not be able to undo these changes. The %1 installer is about to make changes to your disk in order to install %2. You will not be able to undo these changes. &Install now &Install now Go &back Go &back &Done &Done The installation is complete. Close the installer. The installation is complete. Close the installer. Error Error Installation Failed Installation Failed CalamaresPython::Helper Unknown exception type Unknown exception type unparseable Python error unparseable Python error unparseable Python traceback unparseable Python traceback Unfetchable Python error. Unfetchable Python error. CalamaresWindow %1 Setup Program %1 Installer %1 Installer Show debug information Show debug information CheckerContainer Gathering system information... Gathering system information... ChoicePage Form Form After: After: Manual partitioning You can create or resize partitions yourself. Manual partitioning You can create or resize partitions yourself. Boot loader location: Boot loader location: Select storage de&vice: Select storage de&vice: Current: Current: Reuse %1 as home partition for %2. Reuse %1 as home partition for %2. Select a partition to shrink, then drag the bottom bar to resize Select a partition to shrink, then drag the bottom bar to resize %1 will be shrunk to %2MiB and a new %3MiB partition will be created for %4. Select a partition to install on Select a partition to install on An EFI system partition cannot be found anywhere on this system. Please go back and use manual partitioning to set up %1. An EFI system partition cannot be found anywhere on this system. Please go back and use manual partitioning to set up %1. The EFI system partition at %1 will be used for starting %2. The EFI system partition at %1 will be used for starting %2. EFI system partition: EFI system partition: This storage device does not seem to have an operating system on it. What would you like to do? You will be able to review and confirm your choices before any change is made to the storage device. This storage device does not seem to have an operating system on it. What would you like to do? You will be able to review and confirm your choices before any change is made to the storage device. Erase disk This will delete all data currently present on the selected storage device. Erase disk This will delete all data currently present on the selected storage device. This storage device has %1 on it. What would you like to do? You will be able to review and confirm your choices before any change is made to the storage device. This storage device has %1 on it. What would you like to do? You will be able to review and confirm your choices before any change is made to the storage device. No Swap Reuse Swap Swap (no Hibernate) Swap (with Hibernate) Swap to file Install alongside The installer will shrink a partition to make room for %1. Install alongside The installer will shrink a partition to make room for %1. Replace a partition Replaces a partition with %1. Replace a partition Replaces a partition with %1. This storage device already has an operating system on it. What would you like to do? You will be able to review and confirm your choices before any change is made to the storage device. This storage device already has an operating system on it. What would you like to do? You will be able to review and confirm your choices before any change is made to the storage device. This storage device has multiple operating systems on it. What would you like to do? You will be able to review and confirm your choices before any change is made to the storage device. This storage device has multiple operating systems on it. What would you like to do? You will be able to review and confirm your choices before any change is made to the storage device. ClearMountsJob Clear mounts for partitioning operations on %1 Clear mounts for partitioning operations on %1 Clearing mounts for partitioning operations on %1. Clearing mounts for partitioning operations on %1. Cleared all mounts for %1 Cleared all mounts for %1 ClearTempMountsJob Clear all temporary mounts. Clear all temporary mounts. Clearing all temporary mounts. Clearing all temporary mounts. Cannot get list of temporary mounts. Cannot get list of temporary mounts. Cleared all temporary mounts. Cleared all temporary mounts. CommandList Could not run command. Could not run command. The command runs in the host environment and needs to know the root path, but no rootMountPoint is defined. The command runs in the host environment and needs to know the root path, but no rootMountPoint is defined. The command needs to know the user's name, but no username is defined. The command needs to know the user's name, but no username is defined. ContextualProcessJob Contextual Processes Job Contextual Processes Job CreatePartitionDialog Create a Partition Create a Partition MiB MiB Partition &Type: Partition &Type: &Primary &Primary E&xtended E&xtended Fi&le System: Fi&le System: LVM LV name LVM LV name Flags: Flags: &Mount Point: &Mount Point: Si&ze: Si&ze: En&crypt En&crypt Logical Logical Primary Primary GPT GPT Mountpoint already in use. Please select another one. Mountpoint already in use. Please select another one. CreatePartitionJob Create new %2MiB partition on %4 (%3) with file system %1. Create new %2MiB partition on %4 (%3) with file system %1. Creating new %1 partition on %2. Creating new %1 partition on %2. The installer failed to create partition on disk '%1'. The installer failed to create partition on disk '%1'. CreatePartitionTableDialog Create Partition Table Create Partition Table Creating a new partition table will delete all existing data on the disk. Creating a new partition table will delete all existing data on the disk. What kind of partition table do you want to create? What kind of partition table do you want to create? Master Boot Record (MBR) Master Boot Record (MBR) GUID Partition Table (GPT) GUID Partition Table (GPT) CreatePartitionTableJob Create new %1 partition table on %2. Create new %1 partition table on %2. Create new %1 partition table on %2 (%3). Create new %1 partition table on %2 (%3). Creating new %1 partition table on %2. Creating new %1 partition table on %2. The installer failed to create a partition table on %1. The installer failed to create a partition table on %1. CreateUserJob Create user %1 Create user %1 Create user %1. Create user %1. Creating user %1. Creating user %1. Sudoers dir is not writable. Sudoers dir is not writable. Cannot create sudoers file for writing. Cannot create sudoers file for writing. Cannot chmod sudoers file. Cannot chmod sudoers file. Cannot open groups file for reading. Cannot open groups file for reading. CreateVolumeGroupDialog Create Volume Group CreateVolumeGroupJob Create new volume group named %1. Create new volume group named %1. Creating new volume group named %1. The installer failed to create a volume group named '%1'. DeactivateVolumeGroupJob Deactivate volume group named %1. Deactivate volume group named %1. The installer failed to deactivate a volume group named %1. DeletePartitionJob Delete partition %1. Delete partition %1. Delete partition %1. Delete partition %1. Deleting partition %1. Deleting partition %1. The installer failed to delete partition %1. The installer failed to delete partition %1. DeviceInfoWidget The type of partition table on the selected storage device. The only way to change the partition table type is to erase and recreate the partition table from scratch, which destroys all data on the storage device. This installer will keep the current partition table unless you explicitly choose otherwise. If unsure, on modern systems GPT is preferred. The type of partition table on the selected storage device. The only way to change the partition table type is to erase and recreate the partition table from scratch, which destroys all data on the storage device. This installer will keep the current partition table unless you explicitly choose otherwise. If unsure, on modern systems GPT is preferred. This device has a %1 partition table. This device has a %1 partition table. This is a loop device. It is a pseudo-device with no partition table that makes a file accessible as a block device. This kind of setup usually only contains a single filesystem. This is a loop device. It is a pseudo-device with no partition table that makes a file accessible as a block device. This kind of setup usually only contains a single filesystem. This installer cannot detect a partition table on the selected storage device. The device either has no partition table, or the partition table is corrupted or of an unknown type. This installer can create a new partition table for you, either automatically, or through the manual partitioning page. This installer cannot detect a partition table on the selected storage device. The device either has no partition table, or the partition table is corrupted or of an unknown type. This installer can create a new partition table for you, either automatically, or through the manual partitioning page. This is the recommended partition table type for modern systems which start from an EFI boot environment. This is the recommended partition table type for modern systems which start from an EFI boot environment. This partition table type is only advisable on older systems which start from a BIOS boot environment. GPT is recommended in most other cases. Warning: the MBR partition table is an obsolete MS-DOS era standard. Only 4 primary partitions may be created, and of those 4, one can be an extended partition, which may in turn contain many logical partitions. This partition table type is only advisable on older systems which start from a BIOS boot environment. GPT is recommended in most other cases. Warning: the MBR partition table is an obsolete MS-DOS era standard. Only 4 primary partitions may be created, and of those 4, one can be an extended partition, which may in turn contain many logical partitions. DeviceModel %1 - %2 (%3) device[name] - size[number] (device-node[name]) %1 - %2 (%3) %1 - (%2) device[name] - (device-node[name]) DracutLuksCfgJob Write LUKS configuration for Dracut to %1 Write LUKS configuration for Dracut to %1 Skip writing LUKS configuration for Dracut: "/" partition is not encrypted Skip writing LUKS configuration for Dracut: "/" partition is not encrypted Failed to open %1 Failed to open %1 DummyCppJob Dummy C++ Job Dummy C++ Job EditExistingPartitionDialog Edit Existing Partition Edit Existing Partition Content: Content: &Keep &Keep Format Format Warning: Formatting the partition will erase all existing data. Warning: Formatting the partition will erase all existing data. &Mount Point: &Mount Point: Si&ze: Si&ze: MiB MiB Fi&le System: Fi&le System: Flags: Flags: Mountpoint already in use. Please select another one. Mountpoint already in use. Please select another one. EncryptWidget Form Form En&crypt system En&crypt system Passphrase Passphrase Confirm passphrase Confirm passphrase Please enter the same passphrase in both boxes. Please enter the same passphrase in both boxes. FillGlobalStorageJob Set partition information Set partition information Install %1 on new %2 system partition. Install %1 on new %2 system partition. Set up new %2 partition with mount point %1. Set up new %2 partition with mount point %1. Install %2 on %3 system partition %1. Install %2 on %3 system partition %1. Set up %3 partition %1 with mount point %2. Set up %3 partition %1 with mount point %2. Install boot loader on %1. Install boot loader on %1. Setting up mount points. Setting up mount points. FinishedPage Form Form <Restart checkbox tooltip> &Restart now &Restart now <h1>All done.</h1> %1 has been set up on your computer. You may now start using your new system. <html><head/><body>When this box is checked, your system will restart immediately when you click on Done or close the setup program.</body></html> <h1>All done.</h1> %1 has been installed on your computer. You may now restart into your new system, or continue using the %2 Live environment. <h1>All done.</h1> %1 has been installed on your computer. You may now restart into your new system, or continue using the %2 Live environment. <html><head/><body>When this box is checked, your system will restart immediately when you click on Done or close the installer.</body></html> <h1>Setup Failed</h1> %1 has not been set up on your computer. The error message was: %2. <h1>Installation Failed</h1> %1 has not been installed on your computer. The error message was: %2. <h1>Installation Failed</h1> %1 has not been installed on your computer. The error message was: %2. FinishedViewStep Finish Finish Setup Complete Installation Complete Installation Complete The setup of %1 is complete. The installation of %1 is complete. The installation of %1 is complete. FormatPartitionJob Format partition %1 (file system: %2, size: %3 MiB) on %4. Format %3MiB partition %1 with file system %2. Formatting partition %1 with file system %2. Formatting partition %1 with file system %2. The installer failed to format partition %1 on disk '%2'. The installer failed to format partition %1 on disk '%2'. GeneralRequirements has at least %1 GiB available drive space There is not enough drive space. At least %1 GiB is required. has at least %1 GiB working memory The system does not have enough working memory. At least %1 GiB is required. is plugged in to a power source is plugged in to a power source The system is not plugged in to a power source. The system is not plugged in to a power source. is connected to the Internet is connected to the Internet The system is not connected to the Internet. The system is not connected to the Internet. The setup program is not running with administrator rights. The installer is not running with administrator rights. The installer is not running with administrator rights. The screen is too small to display the setup program. The screen is too small to display the installer. The screen is too small to display the installer. IDJob OEM Batch Identifier Could not create directories <code>%1</code>. Could not open file <code>%1</code>. Could not write to file <code>%1</code>. InteractiveTerminalPage Konsole not installed Konsole not installed Please install KDE Konsole and try again! Please install KDE Konsole and try again! Executing script:  <code>%1</code> Executing script:  <code>%1</code> InteractiveTerminalViewStep Script Script KeyboardPage Set keyboard model to %1. Set keyboard model to %1. Set keyboard layout to %1/%2. Set keyboard layout to %1/%2. KeyboardViewStep Keyboard Keyboard LCLocaleDialog System locale setting System locale setting The system locale setting affects the language and character set for some command line user interface elements. The current setting is %1. The system locale setting affects the language and character set for some command line user interface elements. The current setting is %1. &Cancel &Cancel &OK &OK LicensePage Form Form I accept the terms and conditions above. I accept the terms and conditions above. <h1>License Agreement</h1>This setup procedure will install proprietary software that is subject to licensing terms. <h1>License Agreement</h1>This setup procedure will install proprietary software that is subject to licensing terms. Please review the End User License Agreements (EULAs) above. If you do not agree with the terms, the setup procedure cannot continue. Please review the End User License Agreements (EULAs) above. If you do not agree with the terms, the setup procedure cannot continue. <h1>License Agreement</h1>This setup procedure can install proprietary software that is subject to licensing terms in order to provide additional features and enhance the user experience. <h1>License Agreement</h1>This setup procedure can install proprietary software that is subject to licensing terms in order to provide additional features and enhance the user experience. Please review the End User License Agreements (EULAs) above. If you do not agree with the terms, proprietary software will not be installed, and open source alternatives will be used instead. Please review the End User License Agreements (EULAs) above. If you do not agree with the terms, proprietary software will not be installed, and open source alternatives will be used instead. LicenseViewStep License License LicenseWidget %1 driver by %2 %1 is an untranslatable product name, example: Creative Audigy driver %1 driver by %2 %1 graphics driver by %2 %1 is usually a vendor name, example: Nvidia graphics driver %1 graphics driver by %2 %1 browser plugin by %2 %1 browser plugin by %2 %1 codec by %2 %1 codec by %2 %1 package by %2 %1 package by %2 %1 by %2 %1 by %2 Shows the complete license text Hide license text Show license agreement Hide license agreement Opens the license agreement in a browser window. <a href="%1">View license agreement</a> LocalePage The system language will be set to %1. The system language will be set to %1. The numbers and dates locale will be set to %1. The numbers and dates locale will be set to %1. Region: Region: Zone: Zone: &Change... &Change... Set timezone to %1/%2. Set timezone to %1/%2. LocaleViewStep Loading location data... Loading location data... Location Location NetInstallPage Name Name Description Description Network Installation. (Disabled: Unable to fetch package lists, check your network connection) Network Installation. (Disabled: Unable to fetch package lists, check your network connection) Network Installation. (Disabled: Received invalid groups data) Network Installation. (Disabled: Received invalid groups data) NetInstallViewStep Package selection Package selection OEMPage Ba&tch: <html><head/><body>Enter a batch-identifier here. This will be stored in the target system.</body></html> <html><head/><body><h1>OEM Configuration</h1>Calamares will use OEM settings while configuring the target system.</body></html> OEMViewStep OEM Configuration Set the OEM Batch Identifier to <code>%1</code>. PWQ Password is too short Password is too short Password is too long Password is too long Password is too weak Password is too weak Memory allocation error when setting '%1' Memory allocation error when setting '%1' Memory allocation error Memory allocation error The password is the same as the old one The password is the same as the old one The password is a palindrome The password is a palindrome The password differs with case changes only The password differs with case changes only The password is too similar to the old one The password is too similar to the old one The password contains the user name in some form The password contains the user name in some form The password contains words from the real name of the user in some form The password contains words from the real name of the user in some form The password contains forbidden words in some form The password contains forbidden words in some form The password contains less than %1 digits The password contains less than %1 digits The password contains too few digits The password contains too few digits The password contains less than %1 uppercase letters The password contains less than %1 uppercase letters The password contains too few uppercase letters The password contains too few uppercase letters The password contains less than %1 lowercase letters The password contains less than %1 lowercase letters The password contains too few lowercase letters The password contains too few lowercase letters The password contains less than %1 non-alphanumeric characters The password contains less than %1 non-alphanumeric characters The password contains too few non-alphanumeric characters The password contains too few non-alphanumeric characters The password is shorter than %1 characters The password is shorter than %1 characters The password is too short The password is too short The password is just rotated old one The password is just rotated old one The password contains less than %1 character classes The password contains less than %1 character classes The password does not contain enough character classes The password does not contain enough character classes The password contains more than %1 same characters consecutively The password contains more than %1 same characters consecutively The password contains too many same characters consecutively The password contains too many same characters consecutively The password contains more than %1 characters of the same class consecutively The password contains more than %1 characters of the same class consecutively The password contains too many characters of the same class consecutively The password contains too many characters of the same class consecutively The password contains monotonic sequence longer than %1 characters The password contains monotonic sequence longer than %1 characters The password contains too long of a monotonic character sequence The password contains too long of a monotonic character sequence No password supplied No password supplied Cannot obtain random numbers from the RNG device Cannot obtain random numbers from the RNG device Password generation failed - required entropy too low for settings Password generation failed - required entropy too low for settings The password fails the dictionary check - %1 The password fails the dictionary check - %1 The password fails the dictionary check The password fails the dictionary check Unknown setting - %1 Unknown setting - %1 Unknown setting Unknown setting Bad integer value of setting - %1 Bad integer value of setting - %1 Bad integer value Bad integer value Setting %1 is not of integer type Setting %1 is not of integer type Setting is not of integer type Setting is not of integer type Setting %1 is not of string type Setting %1 is not of string type Setting is not of string type Setting is not of string type Opening the configuration file failed Opening the configuration file failed The configuration file is malformed The configuration file is malformed Fatal failure Fatal failure Unknown error Unknown error Page_Keyboard Form Form Keyboard Model: Keyboard Model: Type here to test your keyboard Type here to test your keyboard Page_UserSetup Form Form What is your name? What is your name? What name do you want to use to log in? What name do you want to use to log in? Choose a password to keep your account safe. Choose a password to keep your account safe. Enter the same password twice, so that it can be checked for typing errors. A good password will contain a mixture of letters, numbers and punctuation, should be at least eight characters long, and should be changed at regular intervals. Enter the same password twice, so that it can be checked for typing errors. A good password will contain a mixture of letters, numbers and punctuation, should be at least eight characters long, and should be changed at regular intervals. What is the name of this computer? What is the name of this computer? This name will be used if you make the computer visible to others on a network. This name will be used if you make the computer visible to others on a network. Log in automatically without asking for the password. Log in automatically without asking for the password. Use the same password for the administrator account. Use the same password for the administrator account. Choose a password for the administrator account. Choose a password for the administrator account. Enter the same password twice, so that it can be checked for typing errors. Enter the same password twice, so that it can be checked for typing errors. PartitionLabelsView Root Root Home Home Boot Boot EFI system EFI system Swap Swap New partition for %1 New partition for %1 New partition New partition %1 %2 size[number] filesystem[name] %1 %2 PartitionModel Free Space Free Space New partition New partition Name Name File System File System Mount Point Mount Point Size Size PartitionPage Form Form Storage de&vice: Storage de&vice: &Revert All Changes &Revert All Changes New Partition &Table New Partition &Table Cre&ate Cre&ate &Edit &Edit &Delete &Delete New Volume Group Resize Volume Group Deactivate Volume Group Remove Volume Group I&nstall boot loader on: Are you sure you want to create a new partition table on %1? Are you sure you want to create a new partition table on %1? Can not create new partition Can not create new partition The partition table on %1 already has %2 primary partitions, and no more can be added. Please remove one primary partition and add an extended partition, instead. The partition table on %1 already has %2 primary partitions, and no more can be added. Please remove one primary partition and add an extended partition, instead. PartitionViewStep Gathering system information... Gathering system information... Partitions Partitions Install %1 alongside another operating system. Install %1 alongside another operating system. Erase disk and install %1. Erase disk and install %1. Replace a partition with %1. Replace a partition with %1. Manual partitioning. Manual partitioning. Install %1 alongside another operating system on disk %2 (%3). Install %1 alongside another operating system on disk %2 (%3). Erase disk %2 (%3) and install %1. Erase disk %2 (%3) and install %1. Replace a partition on disk %2 (%3) with %1. Replace a partition on disk %2 (%3) with %1. Manual partitioning on disk %1 (%2). Manual partitioning on disk %1 (%2). Disk %1 (%2) Disk %1 (%2) Current: Current: After: After: No EFI system partition configured No EFI system partition configured An EFI system partition is necessary to start %1. To configure an EFI system partition, go back and select or create a FAT32 filesystem with the esp flag enabled and mount point %2. You can continue without setting up an EFI system partition but your system may fail to start. An EFI system partition is necessary to start %1. To configure an EFI system partition, go back and select or create a FAT32 filesystem with the esp flag enabled and mount point %2. You can continue without setting up an EFI system partition but your system may fail to start. EFI system partition flag not set EFI system partition flag not set An EFI system partition is necessary to start %1. A partition was configured with mount point %2 but its esp flag is not set. To set the flag, go back and edit the partition. You can continue without setting the flag but your system may fail to start. An EFI system partition is necessary to start %1. A partition was configured with mount point %2 but its esp flag is not set. To set the flag, go back and edit the partition. You can continue without setting the flag but your system may fail to start. Boot partition not encrypted Boot partition not encrypted A separate boot partition was set up together with an encrypted root partition, but the boot partition is not encrypted. There are security concerns with this kind of setup, because important system files are kept on an unencrypted partition. You may continue if you wish, but filesystem unlocking will happen later during system startup. To encrypt the boot partition, go back and recreate it, selecting Encrypt in the partition creation window. A separate boot partition was set up together with an encrypted root partition, but the boot partition is not encrypted. There are security concerns with this kind of setup, because important system files are kept on an unencrypted partition. You may continue if you wish, but filesystem unlocking will happen later during system startup. To encrypt the boot partition, go back and recreate it, selecting Encrypt in the partition creation window. has at least one disk device available. There are no partitons to install on. PlasmaLnfJob Plasma Look-and-Feel Job Plasma Look-and-Feel Job Could not select KDE Plasma Look-and-Feel package Could not select KDE Plasma Look-and-Feel package PlasmaLnfPage Form Form Please choose a look-and-feel for the KDE Plasma Desktop. You can also skip this step and configure the look-and-feel once the system is set up. Clicking on a look-and-feel selection will give you a live preview of that look-and-feel. Please choose a look-and-feel for the KDE Plasma Desktop. You can also skip this step and configure the look-and-feel once the system is installed. Clicking on a look-and-feel selection will give you a live preview of that look-and-feel. Please choose a look-and-feel for the KDE Plasma Desktop. You can also skip this step and configure the look-and-feel once the system is installed. Clicking on a look-and-feel selection will give you a live preview of that look-and-feel. PlasmaLnfViewStep Look-and-Feel Look-and-Feel PreserveFiles Saving files for later ... Saving files for later... No files configured to save for later. No files configured to save for later. Not all of the configured files could be preserved. Not all of the configured files could be preserved. ProcessResult There was no output from the command. There was no output from the command. Output: Output: External command crashed. External command crashed. Command %1 crashed. Command %1 crashed. External command failed to start. External command failed to start. Command %1 failed to start. Command %1 failed to start. Internal error when starting command. Internal error when starting command. Bad parameters for process job call. Bad parameters for process job call. External command failed to finish. External command failed to finish. Command %1 failed to finish in %2 seconds. Command %1 failed to finish in %2 seconds. External command finished with errors. External command finished with errors. Command %1 finished with exit code %2. Command %1 finished with exit code %2. QObject Default Keyboard Model Default Keyboard Model Default Default unknown unknown extended extended unformatted unformatted swap swap Unpartitioned space or unknown partition table Unpartitioned space or unknown partition table (no mount point) Requirements checking for module %1 is complete. %1 (%2) language[name] (country[name]) %1 (%2) RemoveVolumeGroupJob Remove Volume Group named %1. Remove Volume Group named %1. The installer failed to remove a volume group named '%1'. ReplaceWidget Form Form Select where to install %1. Warning: this will delete all files on the selected partition. Select where to install %1. Warning: this will delete all files on the selected partition. The selected item does not appear to be a valid partition. The selected item does not appear to be a valid partition. %1 cannot be installed on empty space. Please select an existing partition. %1 cannot be installed on empty space. Please select an existing partition. %1 cannot be installed on an extended partition. Please select an existing primary or logical partition. %1 cannot be installed on an extended partition. Please select an existing primary or logical partition. %1 cannot be installed on this partition. %1 cannot be installed on this partition. Data partition (%1) Data partition (%1) Unknown system partition (%1) Unknown system partition (%1) %1 system partition (%2) %1 system partition (%2) %4 The partition %1 is too small for %2. Please select a partition with capacity at least %3 GiB. %4 The partition %1 is too small for %2. Please select a partition with capacity at least %3 GiB. %2 An EFI system partition cannot be found anywhere on this system. Please go back and use manual partitioning to set up %1. %2 An EFI system partition cannot be found anywhere on this system. Please go back and use manual partitioning to set up %1. %3 %1 will be installed on %2. Warning: all data on partition %2 will be lost. %3 %1 will be installed on %2. Warning: all data on partition %2 will be lost. The EFI system partition at %1 will be used for starting %2. The EFI system partition at %1 will be used for starting %2. EFI system partition: EFI system partition: ResizeFSJob Resize Filesystem Job Invalid configuration The file-system resize job has an invalid configuration and will not run. KPMCore not Available Calamares cannot start KPMCore for the file-system resize job. Resize Failed The filesystem %1 could not be found in this system, and cannot be resized. The device %1 could not be found in this system, and cannot be resized. The filesystem %1 cannot be resized. The device %1 cannot be resized. The filesystem %1 must be resized, but cannot. The device %1 must be resized, but cannot ResizePartitionJob Resize partition %1. Resize partition %1. Resize %2MiB partition %1 to %3MiB. Resizing %2MiB partition %1 to %3MiB. The installer failed to resize partition %1 on disk '%2'. The installer failed to resize partition %1 on disk '%2'. ResizeVolumeGroupDialog Resize Volume Group ResizeVolumeGroupJob Resize volume group named %1 from %2 to %3. Resize volume group named %1 from %2 to %3. The installer failed to resize a volume group named '%1'. ResultsListWidget This computer does not satisfy the minimum requirements for setting up %1. Setup cannot continue. <a href="#details">Details...</a> This computer does not satisfy the minimum requirements for installing %1. Installation cannot continue. <a href="#details">Details...</a> This computer does not satisfy the minimum requirements for installing %1. Installation cannot continue. <a href="#details">Details...</a> This computer does not satisfy some of the recommended requirements for setting up %1. Setup can continue, but some features might be disabled. This computer does not satisfy some of the recommended requirements for installing %1. Installation can continue, but some features might be disabled. This computer does not satisfy some of the recommended requirements for installing %1. Installation can continue, but some features might be disabled. This program will ask you some questions and set up %2 on your computer. This program will ask you some questions and set up %2 on your computer. For best results, please ensure that this computer: For best results, please ensure that this computer: System requirements System requirements ScanningDialog Scanning storage devices... Scanning storage devices... Partitioning Partitioning SetHostNameJob Set hostname %1 Set hostname %1 Set hostname %1. Set hostname %1. Setting hostname %1. Setting hostname %1. Internal Error Internal Error Cannot write hostname to target system Cannot write hostname to target system SetKeyboardLayoutJob Set keyboard model to %1, layout to %2-%3 Set keyboard model to %1, layout to %2-%3 Failed to write keyboard configuration for the virtual console. Failed to write keyboard configuration for the virtual console. Failed to write to %1 Failed to write to %1 Failed to write keyboard configuration for X11. Failed to write keyboard configuration for X11. Failed to write keyboard configuration to existing /etc/default directory. Failed to write keyboard configuration to existing /etc/default directory. SetPartFlagsJob Set flags on partition %1. Set flags on partition %1. Set flags on %1MiB %2 partition. Set flags on new partition. Set flags on new partition. Clear flags on partition %1. Clear flags on partition %1. Clear flags on %1MiB %2 partition. Flag %1MiB %2 partition as %3. Clearing flags on %1MiB %2 partition. Setting flags %3 on %1MiB %2 partition. Clear flags on new partition. Clear flags on new partition. Flag partition %1 as %2. Flag partition %1 as %2. Flag new partition as %1. Flag new partition as %1. Clearing flags on partition %1. Clearing flags on partition %1. Clearing flags on new partition. Clearing flags on new partition. Setting flags %2 on partition %1. Setting flags %2 on partition %1. Setting flags %1 on new partition. Setting flags %1 on new partition. The installer failed to set flags on partition %1. The installer failed to set flags on partition %1. SetPasswordJob Set password for user %1 Set password for user %1 Setting password for user %1. Setting password for user %1. Bad destination system path. Bad destination system path. rootMountPoint is %1 rootMountPoint is %1 Cannot disable root account. Cannot disable root account. passwd terminated with error code %1. passwd terminated with error code %1. Cannot set password for user %1. Cannot set password for user %1. usermod terminated with error code %1. usermod terminated with error code %1. SetTimezoneJob Set timezone to %1/%2 Set timezone to %1/%2 Cannot access selected timezone path. Cannot access selected timezone path. Bad path: %1 Bad path: %1 Cannot set timezone. Cannot set timezone. Link creation failed, target: %1; link name: %2 Link creation failed, target: %1; link name: %2 Cannot set timezone, Cannot set timezone, Cannot open /etc/timezone for writing Cannot open /etc/timezone for writing ShellProcessJob Shell Processes Job Shell Processes Job SlideCounter %L1 / %L2 slide counter, %1 of %2 (numeric) %L1 / %L2 SummaryPage This is an overview of what will happen once you start the setup procedure. This is an overview of what will happen once you start the install procedure. This is an overview of what will happen once you start the install procedure. SummaryViewStep Summary Summary TrackingInstallJob Installation feedback Installation feedback Sending installation feedback. Sending installation feedback. Internal error in install-tracking. Internal error in install-tracking. HTTP request timed out. HTTP request timed out. TrackingMachineNeonJob Machine feedback Machine feedback Configuring machine feedback. Configuring machine feedback. Error in machine feedback configuration. Error in machine feedback configuration. Could not configure machine feedback correctly, script error %1. Could not configure machine feedback correctly, script error %1. Could not configure machine feedback correctly, Calamares error %1. Could not configure machine feedback correctly, Calamares error %1. TrackingPage Form Form Placeholder Placeholder <html><head/><body>By selecting this, you will send no information at all about your installation.</body></html> <html><head/><body>By selecting this, you will send no information at all about your installation.</body></html> <html><head/><body><a href="placeholder">Click here for more information about user feedback</a></body></html> <html><head/><body><a href="placeholder">Click here for more information about user feedback</a></body></html> Install tracking helps %1 to see how many users they have, what hardware they install %1 to and (with the last two options below), get continuous information about preferred applications. To see what will be sent, please click the help icon next to each area. Install tracking helps %1 to see how many users they have, what hardware they install %1 to and (with the last two options below), get continuous information about preferred applications. To see what will be sent, please click the help icon next to each area. By selecting this you will send information about your installation and hardware. This information will only be sent once after the installation finishes. By selecting this you will send information about your installation and hardware. This information will only be sent once after the installation finishes. By selecting this you will periodically send information about your installation, hardware and applications, to %1. By selecting this you will periodically send information about your installation, hardware and applications, to %1. By selecting this you will regularly send information about your installation, hardware, applications and usage patterns, to %1. By selecting this you will regularly send information about your installation, hardware, applications and usage patterns, to %1. TrackingViewStep Feedback Feedback UsersPage If more than one person will use this computer, you can create multiple accounts after setup. If more than one person will use this computer, you can create multiple accounts after installation. Your username is too long. Your username is too long. Your username contains invalid characters. Only lowercase letters and numbers are allowed. Your username contains invalid characters. Only lowercase letters and numbers are allowed. Your hostname is too short. Your hostname is too short. Your hostname is too long. Your hostname is too long. Your hostname contains invalid characters. Only letters, numbers and dashes are allowed. Your hostname contains invalid characters. Only letters, numbers and dashes are allowed. Your passwords do not match! Your passwords do not match! UsersViewStep Users Users VolumeGroupBaseDialog Create Volume Group List of Physical Volumes Volume Group Name: Volume Group Type: Physical Extent Size: MiB MiB Total Size: Used Size: Total Sectors: Quantity of LVs: WelcomePage Form Form &Release notes &Release notes &Known issues &Known issues Select language &Support &Support &About &About <h1>Welcome to the %1 installer.</h1> <h1>Welcome to the %1 installer.</h1> <h1>Welcome to the Calamares installer for %1.</h1> <h1>Welcome to the Calamares installer for %1.</h1> <h1>Welcome to the Calamares setup program for %1.</h1> <h1>Welcome to %1 setup.</h1> About %1 setup About %1 installer About %1 installer <h1>%1</h1> %2 for %3 Copyright 2014-2017 Teo Mrnjavac <teo@kde.org> Copyright 2017-2019 Adriaan de Groot <groot@kde.org> Thanks to <a href="https://calamares.io/team/">the Calamares team</a> and the <a href="https://www.transifex.com/calamares/calamares/">Calamares translators team</a>. <a href="https://calamares.io/">Calamares</a> development is sponsored by <a href="http://www.blue-systems.com/">Blue Systems</a> - Liberating Software. %1 support %1 support WelcomeViewStep Welcome Welcome