Public bug reported:
The problem :
I think many people had never read the content of the Help provided by the
system with "yelp".
This help contents a lot of useful information for a new user (like "how to
install new software" etc), and I'm sure the ones who need those informations
don't know it exists and search the web, forums, wikis, or IRC to find what
they want.
The solution :
I suggest that after the installation (at the first boot), Ubuntu open yelp
(the system help), so the new user is not lost with a new system that he
doesn't how to use it ... and can learn the basics of Ubuntu (how the desktop
is organized, how to install a news software, etc).
We can compare this with the guided start tour opened in Windows XP
after the installation ... to introduce the user with the system.
I think this new feature can do a lot in the integration of new users
because they won't be lost with their new system and they wil see that
everything is SIMPLE in Ubuntu :)
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Ubuntu should open yelp at first boot after install
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/134840
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