%\hspace{-3pt}{\large Your Pizza-Code: \underline{\color{lightgray}\small You can ignore this.\color{black}\hspace{2.0cm}}} % 5.3cm ohne Text
\end{multicols}
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\begin{itemize}
\item[$\checkmark$]\textit{Checklist for installees} is at hand.
\item You are registered and have received a \lipstick\footnote{\lipstickexp}.
\item There is a \helpindicator{}\footnote{\hilfewinkerexp} on your table, one for each two installees. If you have a question place the \helpindicator{} and an assistant will join you as soon as possible. Please do not pull the inner part of the \helpindicator{} on your own.
%\item You are registered and have received a \lipstick\footnote{\lipstickexp}.
\item There is a \helpindicator\footnotemark{} on your table. If you have a question place the \helpindicator{} and an assistant will join you as soon as possible. Please do not pull the inner part of the \helpindicator{} on your own.
\item You have scanned the QR code of this event (which you find on this sheet) with the Corona Warn-App\footnotemark{} to check in.
\item Make sure you have a backup of all important data on an external device.
\item Please wear a mask during the whole event.
\end{itemize}
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\vspace{1mm}
\section{Partitioning}
\begin{itemize}
\item Start off by starting Windows to make space for Linux.
\end{itemize}
\underline{{\large\textbf{STOP} here:}} Use the \helpindicator{} to call an assistant and keep him for the next section.
In case there is no assistant available, read the current \enquote{Geier} or get something to eat.
\underline{{\large\textbf{STOP} here:}} Use the \helpindicator{} to call an assistant and keep them for the next section.
In case there is no assistant available, read a book/a comic/exam regulations \ldots
%In case there is no assistant available, read the current \enquote{Geier} or get something to eat.
\vspace{2pt}
\end{minipage}%
% Hyperlinks to these footnotes are broken. But trying to fix that only led to much more trouble.
\footnotetext[1]{\hilfewinkerexp}%
\footnotetext[2]{\burl{https://e.coronawarn.app/en} or \burl{https://f-droid.org/packages/de.corona.tracing}}%
\item With the help of your assistant take a look at the current partition table. Free as much space as possible.
\item If you are using Windows $\geq{}$ 8 switch from \textit{Hibernate} to \textit{Shutdown}.
\item Check for a BitLocker encryption on your windows partition.
\item With the help of your assistant take a look at the current partition table. Free as much space as you need.
\item In Windows: switch from \textit{Hibernate} to \textit{Shutdown} with
\texttt{powercfg /hibernate off}
\item Check for a BitLocker encryption on your Windows partition.
\begin{itemize}
\item If you have a BitLocker encrypted disk: Make sure that you have a copy of the decryption key.
\end{itemize}
\item Now you can start the live system from the \lipstick{}.
\item Now you can start the live system from the \lipstick\footnote{\lipstickexp}.
\begin{itemize}
\item In order to improve preparation of upcoming LIPs we will collect hardware related data. If you don't want us to collect this data, select an entry “without LIPNSA”.
\itemIf your device is old or has low computational power, you should consider installing Xubuntu. Please discuss this with your assistant in this case. When the hardware allows for it we recommend installing Kubuntu.
\itemWe usually recommend installing Kubuntu 20.04 LTS. If you have specific software requirements or use a Microsoft Source device, discuss the Kubuntu version with your assistant.
\item Select the appropriate entry with the arrow keys and \tasteReturn and wait until the user interface shows up.
\end{itemize}
\item With the help of the assistant set up the partition table.
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\item\enquote{Install third-party software} is \textbf{checked}
\item\enquote{Download updates while installing} is \textbf{unchecked}
\item\noindent Select \enquote{Require my password to log in}. Remember your password or write it down!
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\begin{minipage}{0.5\textwidth}
\textbf{Almost done!}
You have successfully finished most of the installation. Before you leave, test all installed operating systems (Windows, Linux, OS X, \dots{}) and start configuring your newly installed Linux. For that just turn the page.
But before you continue, get something to eat. \texttt{:)}
%But before you continue, get something to eat. \texttt{:)}
\textbf{Whether you enjoy your Linux or have some problems, visit the \enquote{\alug{}}{\small (\alugurl)}!}\\
The open \enquote{\alug{}} meeting starts at around 20:30 in the \enquote{Auf der Hörn}.
The open \enquote{\alug{}} meeting starts at around 20:30 on Wednesdays in the \enquote{Auf der Hörn}.
You can simply come join us and talk to us.\\
\textbf{All kinds of linux users are present, from beginner to expert. Everyone is welcome to join us and take part at the ALUG.}
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\item Connect the network cable to your device. A notification will inform you when the connection is established.
\item Briefly test the connection.
\begin{itemize}
\item Open your Browser (e.g. \textit{Firefox}) and visit the OSAK website: \osakurl{}
\item Open your Browser (\textit{Firefox}) and visit the OSAK website: \osakurl{}
\end{itemize}
\end{itemize}
\begin{minipage}{0.5\textwidth}
\subsection{Wireless connection (WLAN)}
\subsection{Wireless connection (WiFi)}
\begin{itemize}
\item Login into \burl{https://www.rwth-aachen.de/eduroam}using your TIM-identification and password.
\item Choose \enquote{Create login data} to generate WLAN credentials. You will need them later.
\item Click on \enquote{Networks} in the bottom right corner. Choose \enquote{eduroam} from the available connections.
\item Configure according to the picture. Replace the username with the WLAN-Login and password you generated earlier.
\item Login into \burl{https://rwth-aachen.de/eduroam}. %using your TIM-identification and password.
\item Choose \enquote{Create login data} to generate WiFi credentials. You will need them later.
\item Click on \enquote{Networks} in the menu bar on the bottom right corner. Choose \enquote{eduroam} from the available connections.
\item Configure according to the picture. Replace the username with the WiFi-Login and password you generated earlier.
\item Save the connection and test it briefly. Remove the cable plugged in beforehand.
\item Now disconnect the wireless connection.
\begin{itemize}
\item In the right bottom corner click \enquote{Networks}. Go to \enquote{active connections}$\rightarrow$\enquote{eduroam}, click \enquote{Disconnect}.
\end{itemize}
%\item Now disconnect the wireless connection.
%\begin{itemize}
% \item In the right bottom corner click \enquote{Networks}. Go to \enquote{active connections} $\rightarrow$ \enquote{eduroam}, click \enquote{Disconnect}.
%\end{itemize}
\end{itemize}
\end{minipage}
\begin{minipage}{0.5\textwidth}
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\vspace{-2mm}
\section{Using Linux}
\begin{itemize}
\item Open the File Manager via the \startmenu{}. You can put files in your home directory. There is also some documentation of already installed software.
\item If you want to access your Windows directories ask some assistant to help you set it up.
\item Configure your system to your liking (desktop background, power management, \dots{}).
\item Test logout, shutdown, restart, login, stand-by and hotkeys, if any (e.g. keys for volume and display brightness). Check whether the correct time is shown.
\item Open the File Manager (\textit{Dolphin}) via the \startmenu{}. You can put files in your home directory.
%There is also some documentation of already installed software.
\begin{itemize}
\item Under \enquote{devices} you find USB-Sticks and your Windows directories (is available and unencrypted). If you have problems accessing your Windows directories, ask an assistant.
\end{itemize}
\item Configure your system to your liking using the system settings.
\begin{itemize}
\item Configure you touchpad in \enquote{Input Devices}: You can invert the scrolling direction and enable Tap-to-click.
\item In \enquote{Workspace Behavior} you can add virtual desktops, which are very useful.
\item You can change the desktop background (and much more) by right-clicking on the desktop.
\item Other useful settings include: power management, night colors (in \enquote{Display and Monitor}), shortcuts, \ldots
\end{itemize}
\item Test logout, shutdown, restart, login, and stand-by
\item Test hotkeys, \textit{e.g.} keys for volume and display brightness.
\item Check whether the correct time is shown.
\item Let an assistant confirm the completeness and integrity of your installation.
\item Return your \lipstick{} and the \laufzettel{}\footnote{\laufzettelexp}. Sign out and retrieve your pledge.
\item Return your \lipstick{} and the \laufzettel{}\footnote{\laufzettelexp} to the assistant.
\item At \burl{https://videoag.fsmpi.rwth-aachen.de/?course=14ss-kiss} you can find recordings of previous Linux workshops where a small introduction to Linux is given.
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\end{overpic}
\end{center}
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\item Configure email and instant messagingwith help of the documentation in your home directory.
\itemYou can use \softwarecenter{} to install additional software.
\item Configure email and instant messaging. %with help of the documentation in your home directory
You can use \softwarecenter{} to install additional software.
\item Get used to using your Linux. Have fun and recommend Linux to others.
%\item On the 25st of October at 6pm there will be KISS (\enquote{\textbf{K}ommunikation und \textbf{I}nstallation \textbf{s}chöner \textbf{S}oftware} -- \enquote{Communication and installation of awesome software}) at the Informatikzentrum. There will be presentations on how to use your Linux and Open Source Software in general.
\end{itemize}
\begin{center}
\mbox{Thank you for your interest on behalf of the \fachschaft{}and the \alug{}}.\\
Thank you for your interest on behalf of the \fachschaft{}\\and the \alug{}.
%We hope to see you again at the KISS!
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\end{minipage}
\begin{minipage}{0.7\textwidth}
\textbf{In case of questions or feedback we are looking forward to your email to \osakmail{}.}
If you enjoy using your Linux and want to help us out at the next LIP, ask an assistant to subscribe you to our LIP-assistant mailing list or join our OSAK-meeting. The OSAK-meeting takes place on Thursdays every second week (every even numbered week, e.g. 16.04., 30.04., \dots{}) at 8pm in room 2015 at the Informatikzentrum.
If you enjoy using your Linux and want to help us out at the next LIP, ask an assistant to subscribe you to our LIP-assistant mailing list or join our OSAK-meeting. The OSAK-meeting takes place on Tuesday every second week (every even numbered week, e.g. 02.11., 16.11., \dots{}) at 8pm in room 2015 at the Informatikzentrum or virtually in \burl{https://fsmpi.eu/osak-sitzung}.
\end{minipage}
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{\renewcommand{\arraystretch}{2}
\begin{center}
\begin{tabular}{r l l | r l l | r l l}
\textit{Architecture}&$\square$32 Bit \textbf{only}&$\square$ 64 Bit&\textit{EFI}&$\square$ Yes &$\square$ No &\textit{NVidia Optimus}&$\square$ Yes &$\square$ No\\\hline
\textit{Architecture}&$\square$x86\_64 &$\square$\underline{\hspace{2cm}}&\textit{EFI}&$\square$ Yes &$\square$ No &\textit{Dual-GPU}&$\square$ Yes &$\square$ No\\\hline
\textit{Partition table}&$\square$ GPT &$\square$ MBR &\textit{Dual-Boot}&$\square$ Yes &$\square$ No &\textit{BitLocker}&$\square$ Yes &$\square$ No
\end{tabular}
\end{center}
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\textbf{Special setup:} Please write down \textit{and} justify everything!
\begin{itemize}
\item A \textbf{SWAP} in size of the RAM was created, because the device has \textbf{$\leq$ 4 GB RAM}.
%\item A \textbf{SWAP} in size of the RAM was created, because the device has \textbf{$\leq$ 4 GB RAM}.
\item Installee \textit{explicitly} wants a seperate \textbf{home}-partition or there is another important reason.
\item Installee \textit{explicitly} wants \textbf{$\leq$ 50 GB} to be used as \textbf{root}-partition, $\square$\textbf{$\leq$ 25 GB} for some important reason.
\end{itemize}
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\end{center}
}
\vspace{1ex}
\Ovalbox{
$\square$\large The installation is complete \textit{and} finished successfully. \textbf{Confirmed by:}\underline{\hphantom{Gustav ~ ~ Geier}}
\vspace{1ex}
}
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\begin{center}
\Ovalbox{~\parbox{0.8\textwidth}{\large
$\square$ The installation is complete \textit{and} finished successfully.\\
