On Sat, 2015-05-09 at 13:05 -0400, Eric Griffith wrote: > > The one that comes to mind is... if you're an "Administrator" then > you > have the ability to use grub2-mkconfig but... you have to blindly > specify an output file on an EFI system. On my system only root can > look inside /boot/EFI/ (not modify mind you, just LOOK) which means > if > i'm under my user account and decide to change a grub parameter I > have > to either blindly remember what the path is, or take the time to swap > to root and then swap back just for the sake of updating the boot > config. I think 'sudo -i' does what you want. > *If user account creation gets removed then gnome-initial-setup needs > to trigger under KDE, XFCE, and LXDE spins as well, or they need to > get appropriate first-time-setup utilities as well. I don't suggest any of these changes for other products or spins: that would probably be a nonstarter. Just for Workstation. > *I already said I thought hub-and-spoke was a bad idea. Installer > starts --> Keyboard and Language selection ---> Disk partitioning --> > User Creation ---> Done. Keep an expert button for software selection > and non-default network config if we really want to keep those in. Note that we don't have software selection on the live image and never have. > Disk layout needs some work, seriously. It might have been a bug but > when I installed it on my laptop i couldn't get it to automatically > create btrfs partitions + encrypted volumes. I spent an easy > 30minutes+ fighting with Anaconda and at the end of it I threw in the > towel and just opted for ext4 + encryption because thats what I could > get it to show me... in the end what I was told I was gonna get (ext4 > + encrypted, possibly LVM in there too) and what I GOT (btrfs + > encrypted... which is what I wanted anyway, but the installer told me > I wasn't gonna get it) were very different. Ouch, that really needs to never happen. :( -- desktop mailing list desktop@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/desktop
