Warty final todo list

[Henrik Nilsen Omma]

Colin Watson wrote:

>On Wed, Oct 13, 2004 at 05:56:18PM -0700, Matt Zimmerman wrote:
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>> Please take this to the ubuntu-users list, where a discussion is 
>> already in
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>>progress.  Let's stick to technical discussions on this list.
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>Well, as a technical suggestion, how about a debconf question in
>ubuntu-artwork to select the default (whether it's actually at a high
>enough priority to be *seen* is a different matter - "debconf question"
>!= "question asked during the installation"), and a one-liner in
>base-config to propagate the value of that question from d-i? That way,
>somebody who didn't want to ever see the current default artwork could
>boot with something like 'ubuntu-artwork/plain=true'.
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>It's a workaround, but ...
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Not sure why you need that.  As I wrote in ubuntu-user.  I did a fresh 
install from the CD and the theme I got was very plain and 
non-offensive. Only when I selected the Calendar theme manually, did I 
get the image wallpaper, but still a conservative GDM and splash.  If 
you actively select the Human theme, then you could also just as easily 
actively delete it if anyone is that concerned. Adding the boot-option 
you mentioned, is probably just drawing attention to a non-issue.

- Henrik