I have been following the discussions about the workstation part of Fedora.next and as anaconda installer was mentioned as the model of things to come I tried an install of Rawhide from a nightly build (this was not succesfull due to kernel errors, but that is not relevant here). I do hope this version is not the sign of things to come with regard to 'automatic partioning': it is no longer possible to choose 'standard partitions' here. Anaconda just blazes ahead with 'LVM'. (Custom partioning does still provide this choice I see). Now I can understand using LVM on servers and of course it would be nice to have on some desktops or even some laptops for certain eventualities and for some users. But a lot of users are quite happy with 'fixed' solutions, especially on laptops, and might not like this unnecessary complication. And do not like or need LVM. I certainly don't and would like to see this option back for 'automatic partitioning' so that I don't have to do the unnecessary extra work involved with custom partitioning. I have no need of special disk layouts so I mostly do quick uncomplicated default installs with automatic partitioning. AV -- test mailing list test@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/test
