** Description changed: - The installation option (checkbox) to install third-party software - doesn't actually install third-party software. At most it enables the - option to install third-party software manually, later. + The option to install third-party software silently fails if you didn't + connect to the internet on the previous installer screen. I was expecting to see the third-party software installed on my first reboot, or at least after the first update. But still not installed. No mp3 packages, no libva packages, no vaapi packages. I had to manually install 'ubuntu-restricted-addons' in the end to get what I was expecting.
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