On Tue, Apr 28, 2020 at 1:18 pm, Chris Murphy <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
This is the dilemma. It necessarily needs a single schema, there is
only one default. Customizations aren't going away.
We're not trying to come up with something that works perfectly for
everyone. We're just trying to come up with a default that works
reasonably well for most users. That means:
* Only one password prompt
* Password prompt must support ibus and normal expected range of
languages (i.e. not be done in plymouth), because not all the world
uses Latin alphabets
* Optimize for single-user systems, but don't break multi-user either
Regarding the use cases: "shared workstation vs personal desktop vs
personal laptop vs corporate laptop," we support all of the above. We
want to optimize for personal desktop, personal laptop, and corporate
laptop, not for shared workstation. We still need shared workstation
and multiuser laptop to *work*, though, but it's OK if it's not quite
as secure.
That said, the installer cannot know whether additional user accounts
will be created in the future, so the installer does not know which
use-case it's installing for. ;)
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