[Bug 150927] Re: kubuntu adept_manager --version-upgrade to 7.10 has some confusing dialog messages.

[Robert Roth]

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** Changed in: update-manager (Ubuntu)
       Status: Confirmed => Incomplete

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Title:
  kubuntu adept_manager --version-upgrade to 7.10 has some confusing
  dialog messages.

Status in “update-manager” package in Ubuntu:
  Incomplete

Bug description:
  Binary package hint: adept-manager

  During the upgrade to Kubuntu Version 7.10 the upgrade GUI displayed a
  warning about services that need to be restarted. I can not recall the
  exact wording but it had to do with packages like xdm, kdm etc needing
  to be restarted and that you might have problems running authenticated
  applications until this happens. The dialog message makes sense to me,
  but I am reporting on behalf of my brother who has only been using
  Linux for about six months. He had no idea what the warning was
  talking about.

  Problem: Messages are not "new" user friendly.

  Possible Solution: Have a simple version of the warning such as "After
  this upgrade is complete it may be necessary to restart your
  computer". Then we could have the warning details below detailing that
  it is possible to just restart xdm, kdm etc without have to reboot.

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