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debian-installer should use GTK installer (installgui in Debian) in Alternate CD
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We may include it in the future as a non-default option, yes, though I
think not for 8.04 at this point.
We preferred to offer something much closer to a full desktop
environment for Ubiquity; it makes much more sense on a live CD. Yes,
there are memory problems, but on the other hand it's
I'm not keen on us having to support Ubiquity both in X (Try Ubuntu
without any change to your computer - click Install) and in
DirectFB!
Don't worries ! You do a great job ;)
Thanks to spend time in this bug.
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debian-installer should use GTK installer (installgui in Debian) in Alternate CD
Thanks for your technical answer !
However, is it possible to include it via an option , not by default,
like Debian ? In the new F4 menu of Hardy CDs boot ? (Like OEM and
Command Line System) ?
I'm one of the main organisers of release party, in France, and many times we
are confronted to use
Not related question : Why don't use this method of GTK/DirectFB in DesktopCD ?
There is a new option entitled Install Ubuntu (which is different of Try and
Install Ubuntu) in the Hardy DesktopCD.
This option load a full system in the memory, but not run GNOME session, just
Ubiquity. What is
I was substantially involved in the work leading to the GTK installer in
Debian, and even so I do not think it is suitable yet. In my opinion, it
needs substantially more work on customised versions of particular
widgets (notably the partitioner) before it buys anything much other
than reduced
