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I numbered the items from Lutz for reference.<br>
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1. True in the Beta 1 ISO too. Easy to install but ditto the
question even though I never use it myself. Why am I asking? The
help pages in the 'buntu sites often include instructions to use
`gksu`. Hard to erase every page! Cheaper to just include it in
support of the documentation.<br>
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2. Selecting from a list of users instead of typing the user name -
why is this an issue? Have you lost a function? Just personal
preferences? Are you actually older than me???? [(-:].<br>
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3. See <a href="http://xubuntu.org/news/xubuntu-14-04-beta-1/">http://xubuntu.org/news/xubuntu-14-04-beta-1/</a>.
Both menulibre and alacarte are installed in Beta 1. Pick your
poison.<br>
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4. I agree with you but that's ME and not necessarily Princess
Leia! Frankly, I wish that they were BOTH installed so that I
didn't have to remember to install my favorite package manager GUI
(synaptic).<br>
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Richard<br>
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Just installed a clean 14.04 Alpha-2 and noted a few things:<br>
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1. gksu is not installed by default. Is that by design?<br>
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2. lightdm greeter: I like the old style logon window, where I
just get a text box to type in a user name instead of list with
names to select from. In 12.04 I could configure the lightdm
greeter to do that, however, those config items
(greeter-hide-users=true) didn't seem to do anything in 14.04.
Also by design?<br>
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3. The default app configured to edit the menu is menuLibre.
However, Menulibre is not installed and the system reverts back to
alacarte. Probably a good thing since MenuLibre crashes for me all
the time trying to add launchers. <br>
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4. Just a personal preferences, and I know it's past the point
where it mattered: I do not like Ubuntu Software Center and much
prefer synaptic. Wish it was still included in the default distro.<br>
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