Encrypted Kubuntu 24.10 with ZFS and Hibernation
Summary
As for the guide, Ubuntu and Kubuntu have a huge overlap and thus most of the steps are actually the same up to GUI install. With ZFS done, we might as well setup boot, EFI, and swap partitions too: At this time, I also often disable IPv6 as I’ve noticed that on some misconfigured IPv6 networks it takes ages to download packages. This step is both temporary (i.e., IPv6 is disabled only during installation) and fully optional: To start the fun we need to our OS. With our newly installed system running, let’s not forget to set up locale and time zone: To download some stuff later, is useful. I just like to add them in order to hide our LUKS encrypted ZFS from the file manager (habit from Nautilus days): Now we’re ready to onboard the latest Linux kernel.