> 1. First a 'string' should be set/defined in the UPDATES image. > Example: "F18-TST-JOHNDOE-20121010-1.1" An updates image is just a cpio archive of files. I really hesitate to add extra metadata to that format. > * First, in TEXT mode, before anaconda graphical UI stars. (Maybe in yellow) > "Using an UPDATES Image: F18-TST-JOHNDOE-20121010-1.1" > > * SECOND, in GRAPHICAL mode display at the upper left corner of them > MAIN HUB. Append an "UPD" (or a special mini-icon or a visual clue > to the developers) to whatever is shown. Any 'screen-shot' taken will > show that an UPDATES image was in use and not the stock installer. > (The specific version information will be on the logs). An icon or > symbol might be better for the graphical UI than the specific string > (for aesthetic reasons). But yeah I do agree with this. We should definitely display the fact that you are using an updates.img somewhere. I'll look at what can be done. - Chris _______________________________________________ Anaconda-devel-list mailing list Anaconda-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/anaconda-devel-list
