Yep, I'm behind the times running 16.04 - but trying to make a live USB stick with 16.10 - *and persistent*. The handiest and clearest 'howto' is: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent, Ubuntu but purports applicable to kubuntu too, and OLD! 8.10 Intrepid. It says usb-creator-gtk has a slider to set the size of a persistence file. I'd suspect 8.10 Kubuntu would also have had this. My earliest CD is 9.10 Jaunty (Ubuntu), and that doesn't have usb-creator-gtk. Its drivers also don't know my more modern hardware so I can't get it from the 'net. 16.04's usb-creator(-kde) doesn't show the slider, so will only generate a non-persistent stick. Did that slider and facility exist beyond 8.10, when did it disappear, and can we pleeeze get it back? I'm sick and tired of booting back to windblows to re-learn it so I can fully clean the stick (essential step not possible by Kubi) and run UUI.
Hopeful...
Hopeful...
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