That's possible too. However the way we're planning to do this in Plasma
is for Plasma itself to launch welcome-center on the first boot, so if
you want to go in this direction, you'd need to patch out that part in
Plasma, or we could provide a CMake flag for it I guess. Which we may
end up doing anyway to accommodate distros that don't want to show it at
all, but want it to be installed to keep the "show release notes after
upgrade" functionality working.
Nate
On 9/19/22 18:58, J Blackquill wrote:
https://github.com/openSUSE/openSUSE-welcome/pull/28. The content
seems like a natural enough progression to an end user (besides two
different art styles) so I don't see too much problem with having a
springboard from openSUSE Welcome to Plasma Welcome. Thoughts welcome.
Cheers,
Am Mo., 19. Sept. 2022 um 20:23 Uhr schrieb Nate Graham <n...@kde.org>:
Hello distro folks!
A few of us have been working on a welcome wizard for Plasma; see
https://invent.kde.org/plasma/plasma-welcome. The idea is to be an
onboarding experience to teach people basics about what KDE and Plasma
weare, how to get started using the system, how to get involved and
donate, and so on. It would also be used to show release notes after
upgrade.
I know some of you represent distros that already have their own
first-run wizards. We don't want the user to see two wizards, so would
you prefer to continue showing your own wizard and don't show the KDE
one (which is perfectly fine), or to migrate the content in yours to one
or more new pages the KDE one, should such a thing become possible by
supplying custom distro-specific pages?
Nate
