Making the Live CD slicker
Jeremy Katz
katzj at redhat.com
Tue Dec 4 15:18:25 UTC 2007
On Mon, 2007-12-03 at 22:07 -0500, Jonathan Blandford wrote:
> - The initial gdm screen is a bit of a hack. The message that you can
> click on the Fedora feels ugly. If we must have the GDM screen for
> keyboard or language, we might want to go through firstboot or
> something.
GDM also gives us the benefit of being able to enable a11y. I don't
feel very strongly one way or the other, but davidz did at one point
> - While signing up for a wireless network, it gnome-keyring prompts me
> for a keyring password.
Once we have an ability to make changes that you've made (especially
including your home directory) persist by storing them to a USB stick or
similar, this will make more sense to be able to do probably. But the
dialog could use some love
> - nautilus shows the Live CD on the desktop, and lets you try to
> eject/unmount it.
I thought this got fixed at one point in hal
> - Just as a minor annoyance, not all the default applications are
> installed (dasher is missing)
dasher isn't a default app
[katzj at aglarond comps]$ grep dasher comps-f8.xml.in
<packagereq type="optional">dasher</packagereq>
Jeremy
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