On 2017-07-13 18:11, Carl Richell wrote:
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.
Please don't forget the flavors.
Also, currently the installer sets system wide stuff, while the settings
can be modified per user. Does GNOME Initial Setup have the ability to
distinguish between system wide and user specific?
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