- high memory systems for desktop machines are rare: most people using desktop version of ubuntu have way more disk than RAM. - it is quite hard for a non-expert user who just wants a secure system with encrypted disk and use hibernation to resize lvm partitions: there's no GUI tool for it, so he needs to learn to use several lvm command line tools - although there are good reasons not to enable hibernation by default, it should be easy to enable it manually later as it is important for many laptop users. - moreover, installer could be simply detecting if a given system is a high-memory one instead of applying strict defaults blindly: swap space could be capped for example with min(2*RAM, 0.2*disk) - if taking into consideration disk size when deciding swap size is too difficult for any reason, there could be at least an option in the installer *GUI*: dealing with preseeding is also difficult for an average user for whom creating a bootable pendrive was already a challenge
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