Here's my comments/best guesses:
The ACPI errors come from your BIOS either being old or poorly written. They can generally be ignored, but some ACPI functionality may not work properly. This is possibly fixable with a kernel command line entry.
The "nouveau" error indicates you have two graphics cards - nvidia and intel? This can also be worked out later after install. Generally, adding "nouveau.modeset=0" to the boot line will fix this, but you may be installing the nvidia driver (which replaces the nouveau driver) or not using that video card at all. If you're getting to the desktop with the live USB, this can be ignored.
The lack of delay you see on the boot up selection screen is probably because the timer is running while the above error messages are being displayed. This is also not a problem, just run the installer. The icon for it is on the desktop of the live session. It will either be labeled "Install Kubuntu" or "Ubiquity".
The ACPI errors come from your BIOS either being old or poorly written. They can generally be ignored, but some ACPI functionality may not work properly. This is possibly fixable with a kernel command line entry.
The "nouveau" error indicates you have two graphics cards - nvidia and intel? This can also be worked out later after install. Generally, adding "nouveau.modeset=0" to the boot line will fix this, but you may be installing the nvidia driver (which replaces the nouveau driver) or not using that video card at all. If you're getting to the desktop with the live USB, this can be ignored.
The lack of delay you see on the boot up selection screen is probably because the timer is running while the above error messages are being displayed. This is also not a problem, just run the installer. The icon for it is on the desktop of the live session. It will either be labeled "Install Kubuntu" or "Ubiquity".
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