Hello,
The 82% step is the one when the installer looks for a mirror, and it's the
first step to download the user's locale in order to have a fully translated
Ubuntu. The locale download part has a Cancel button in case it's too
long, but the 82% one doesn't. I reported this to the developers of
Alex Launi wrote:
Except that this totally fails to solve the problem of people not
installing updates. Yes, for ScottK, and most of us this would be ideal,
we get off on updates. My family, however, would (just like with the
notification icon, as this is essentially the exact same thing)
On Wed, Jul 8, 2009 at 3:28 PM, Scott Kitterman ubu...@kitterman.comwrote:
That's not a problem that's solvable in software. Teaching the user to
care is something no update system will manage.
Scott K
No, but making it so they update without caring about updates *is* solvable.
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Hello Ayatana,
There have been, lately, a lot of discussions about the Update Manager. They
have lasted for a good while, there have been over 100 emails, and no
decision has been made so far. More worrying, I can't clearly see a
beginning of consensus on the ideas proposed in the different
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