[Bug 1049048] [NEW] "install ubuntu alongside them" divider drag: which partition is which?

[Nick Moffitt]

Public bug reported:

Installing 12.04 from USB on someone's laptop, and they want to keep
their legacy windows install as dual-boot.

When I choose to "install ubuntu alongside them" it tells me I can
allocate disk space between the old OS and Ubuntu, and gives me a pretty
UI with a draggable-divider to allocate the space.  Unfortunately, it
doesn't tell me if Ubuntu is meant to be the left side or the right, and
I really have no way of guessing.  In the end I had to select 50/50,
even though that wasn't optimal.

Could we at least have a logo on the Ubuntu partition?

** Affects: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  "install ubuntu alongside them"  divider drag: which partition is
  which?

Status in “ubiquity” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Installing 12.04 from USB on someone's laptop, and they want to keep
  their legacy windows install as dual-boot.

  When I choose to "install ubuntu alongside them" it tells me I can
  allocate disk space between the old OS and Ubuntu, and gives me a
  pretty UI with a draggable-divider to allocate the space.
  Unfortunately, it doesn't tell me if Ubuntu is meant to be the left
  side or the right, and I really have no way of guessing.  In the end I
  had to select 50/50, even though that wasn't optimal.

  Could we at least have a logo on the Ubuntu partition?

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