Hello Everyone, On Fri, 2021-11-05 at 14:41 +0100, Ancor Gonzalez Sosa wrote: > > Agreed. Just showing some general information about what's going on > (like the number of pending packages), together with the release notes > is the perfect solution in my opinion. We always complain users don't > read the release notes, so let's put them before their eyes with no > other option. >
A user's perspective: the progress bars that the installer is showing currently for the number of pending packages and the ETA is really useful. May I request the older "slideshow" be brought back? I'm speaking as both a user and an engineer - in our product, we were using the Slide Shows to illustrate some of the features of the product. But in SLES 15 and Leap 15.x, the yast2- slideshow package has been moved out. The slide shows were helpful both from a promotional as well as educational point of view. As a user, I would be more interested in the "Features" rather than the "Release Notes". Sure, Release Notes are useful and is already available, but most of the times, I miss reading the wiki page for the Features. For example, until last week, I didn't know about Tilix in Leap 15.2 even though I've been running 15.2 for more than a year now. And while reading about Tilix, I came to know about OnionShare. (Sure, you can call me someone living under a rock! :-) Regards, Srinidhi.
