Hey, could you please read the bug report: this is no invalid error report. I thought that rumors that subiquity was used for desktop are right, as the installer has changed in a way it could no longer be used as it was used before. But when the installer is the same, why does it no longer work and has so many deficiencies? But even if my pointing to subuquity might be wrong, the problems are real. And I clearly pointed to the 22.04 LTS beta 18.04.2020 image (AMD64, desktop) - and you could have just changed the installer name. For a professional installation one should be able to select a partition (i.e. letting the partitioning unchanged) and also start the installation without making it booting. A professional workstation has several OSs and the new system will not be granted to play grub master. Maybe when using the standard install with changing partitions it could work, but "manual" disk with selecting a partition was changed with at least misleading info. Why is the installer crashing with a notice that no info could be given about it? Why is there an error message saying that the problem is not severe - maybe the boot loader is the problem for crashing and than the warning should have a different tone - but I could not find any info. And how should the ticket be created - it is not a reasonable installed OS but the install image. I am a Unix professional - using apport would be easiest - but not applicable here. I thought Canonical would be interested if there flagship product can not be installed. But such rough edges in 3 releases speak aloud. If there is nobody caring, bug reports are not necessary. As the problem occurs with the official boot image Canonical should know what is happening here. All the given problems was not present till 20.10 - and there after no installation is possible. Additionally the changed keyboard selection is a catastrophe similar to the beginning of 1990ies, so one should explain why a wrong layout is displayed instead of typing to ensure the selection is correct. And unfortunately when looking for a manual for Ubuntu installation to understand what might have changed and how to get to a correct installation (i.e. what workarounds may exist to get to the former behaviour) I only get info for 20.04 LTS - which worked, at least concerning the installer, like a charm (it was not usable till 20.04.1. So with this stupid snap used for standard SW it may be high time to change back to Debian, as Canonical seems to no longer care for the desktop in a reasonable way.
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