So in the design spec, I took a different approach: “The ‘Keyboard
layout’ screen should appear immediately before whichever is the
first
keyboard-requiring step. This might be, for example, ‘Connect to the
Internet’, ‘Allocate disk space’, or ‘Where are you’.”
<https://goo.gl/CKoyUW>
Unfortunately, no-one has implemented that detail yet. I’d be
delighted
if someone could.
I like the reasoning but it's pretty heavy refactoring.
With more deliberation, we're starting to think Ubiquity is
over-complicated. With the move to GNOME, it may be time for new
installer. We're going to investigate another approach.
Installation = Boot to live session that prompts and configures
language and kb layout > desktop/dash icon for installation > new
installer with disk+encryption setup only. GNOME Initial Setup for user
config on first boot.
We're just determining feasibility at this point. Thanks for the
feedback so far!
Carl
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