[Bug 723826] Re: Installer – The option to 'Download updates' when installing Ubuntu should be selected by default

Dmitrijs Ledkovs launchpad at surgut.co.uk
Mon Apr 22 19:07:43 UTC 2013


** Description changed:

  == UX/UI workflow change request ==
  
  Installer – The option to 'Download updates' when installing Ubuntu
  should be selected by default
  
  == UX/UI justfication, Why do we want this ==
  
  #FIXME
  
  == Link to bookmark in the Installer design - Ubuntu installation
  process ==
  
- http://bit.ly/17SBZ1J
+ Design spec: http://goo.gl/Kokw5
  
- Proposed change from:
+ Relevant section: http://bit.ly/17SBZ1J
  
- """
- The download available updates checkbox will never be made to install updates as well. For much the same reason behind not pivoting into the installed system without rebooting, we need to start the user in a known good state. This means not installing package updates that could potentially break the system. Equally important is that it's difficult to debug the installer when we do not have a clear picture of the end state.
- """
+ #FIXME please edit the installer design document mentioning that
+ download updates checkbox should be pre-ticked.
  
- To:
+ == UX/UI Pros / Cons ==
  
- #FIXME
+ == Technical Pros / Cons ==
+ 
+ We start downloading the updates earlier, but there is no guarantee all
+ of them will be downloaded by the time the installation finishes. None
+ of them are applied, so one will still see "Software Updates" available
+ dialog on first boot and it will still require to finish up downloading
+ packages. How does this relate to changes in
+ https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareUpdates spec? Does the software updater
+ download updates in the background by default as well? Both the
+ installer and software updater should be consistent with respect to pre-
+ downloading updates in the background, as otherwise software updater
+ will pop up and still say that downloading is required.
  
  == Current implementation ==
  
- BLOCKED, (a) design specification inconsistent (b) technical requirement
- of known installation is not addressed.
+ BLOCKED, (a) design specification not updated / inconsistent (b) the
+ change and reasoning is not explained concisely.
  
- When unblocked, please reassign the ubiquity task back to Ubuntu-
- Installer team.
+ == Current status ==
+ 
+ Download the updates is unckecked.
+ 
+ == NEXT ==
+ When unblocked, please reassign the ubiquity task back to ubuntu-Installer team.

** Description changed:

  == UX/UI workflow change request ==
  
  Installer – The option to 'Download updates' when installing Ubuntu
  should be selected by default
  
  == UX/UI justfication, Why do we want this ==
  
  #FIXME
  
  == Link to bookmark in the Installer design - Ubuntu installation
  process ==
  
  Design spec: http://goo.gl/Kokw5
  
  Relevant section: http://bit.ly/17SBZ1J
  
  #FIXME please edit the installer design document mentioning that
  download updates checkbox should be pre-ticked.
  
  == UX/UI Pros / Cons ==
+ 
+ #FIXME
  
  == Technical Pros / Cons ==
  
  We start downloading the updates earlier, but there is no guarantee all
  of them will be downloaded by the time the installation finishes. None
  of them are applied, so one will still see "Software Updates" available
  dialog on first boot and it will still require to finish up downloading
  packages. How does this relate to changes in
  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareUpdates spec? Does the software updater
  download updates in the background by default as well? Both the
  installer and software updater should be consistent with respect to pre-
  downloading updates in the background, as otherwise software updater
  will pop up and still say that downloading is required.
  
  == Current implementation ==
  
  BLOCKED, (a) design specification not updated / inconsistent (b) the
  change and reasoning is not explained concisely.
  
  == Current status ==
  
  Download the updates is unckecked.
  
  == NEXT ==
  When unblocked, please reassign the ubiquity task back to ubuntu-Installer team.

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Title:
  Installer – The option to 'Download updates' when installing Ubuntu
  should be selected by default

Status in Ayatana Design:
  Fix Committed
Status in “ubiquity” package in Ubuntu:
  Incomplete

Bug description:
  == UX/UI workflow change request ==

  Installer – The option to 'Download updates' when installing Ubuntu
  should be selected by default

  == UX/UI justfication, Why do we want this ==

  #FIXME

  == Link to bookmark in the Installer design - Ubuntu installation
  process ==

  Design spec: http://goo.gl/Kokw5

  Relevant section: http://bit.ly/17SBZ1J

  #FIXME please edit the installer design document mentioning that
  download updates checkbox should be pre-ticked.

  == UX/UI Pros / Cons ==

  #FIXME

  == Technical Pros / Cons ==

  We start downloading the updates earlier, but there is no guarantee
  all of them will be downloaded by the time the installation finishes.
  None of them are applied, so one will still see "Software Updates"
  available dialog on first boot and it will still require to finish up
  downloading packages. How does this relate to changes in
  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareUpdates spec? Does the software
  updater download updates in the background by default as well? Both
  the installer and software updater should be consistent with respect
  to pre-downloading updates in the background, as otherwise software
  updater will pop up and still say that downloading is required.

  == Current implementation ==

  BLOCKED, (a) design specification not updated / inconsistent (b) the
  change and reasoning is not explained concisely.

  == Current status ==

  Download the updates is unckecked.

  == NEXT ==
  When unblocked, please reassign the ubiquity task back to ubuntu-Installer team.

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