Hi Aleksey,
if you look at the source of the installer, there isn't much progress.
The major thing that changed is that they seem to force ZFS on you. I
couldn't find any discussion on how to improve the installer. That feeds
my impression that Ubuntu doesn't care to improve it. All I heard is
that everything is fine as it is.
If you are able to start a discussion, I'm happy to help.
Good luck
Haug
Am 08.07.20 um 05:36 schrieb Алексей Щербина:
>
> Greetings!
>
> Yesterday I spent several hours trying to make a fresh installation of
> Ubuntu 20.04.
>
> At first, I ran into a problem where I could not log in. When entering
> the username and password, nothing just happened, only a few bars
> twitched along the top of the screen.
>
> It turned out that the problem has long been known
> <https://www.linux.org/threads/ubuntu-20-04-wont-let-me-login-after-power-down.28743/post-90436>,
> and I just need to fix it in /etc/default/grub.
>
> Didn't the developers test the process of installing the system and
> updating to this version?
>
> Further, not without dancing with a tambourine for a while, it was
> possible to configure remote access through the VNC. But why my screen
> on client machine is blank when the monitor attached to Ubuntu host is
> off? Also, why I see only a screenshot of Ubuntu desktop when the screen
> on that host has not been unlocked?
>
> I use VNC Viewer 5.0.5 on Windows PC and 340.108 nVidia driver on that
> Ubuntu machine (GTS250 GPU). On the latest available version of Linux
> Mint, when connected by the same VNC Viewer, I see a lock screen, enter
> a password and can then work normally with the screen of the remote
> machine. What's then wrong woth Ubuntu 20.04 LTS?
>
> BTW, I saw some error message twice or thrice on that fresh Ubuntu
> installation, immediately after it the system crashed and a restart was
> required, it did not appear again. What it was is a mystery.
>
> Also, another home server placed right aside this PC I am talking about
> above, hanged during upgrade from 19.10 to 20.04. Fortunately, I was
> able to figure it out quickly enough, but it was unpleasant.
>
> Please pay more attention to testing Ubuntu
>
>
>
> --
> Best regards,
>
> Aleksey Shcherbina (aka Rabinovitch)
> Novosibirsk, Russia
> BTCLife.global <https://btclife.global/> project participant
>
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