Latest revision as of 22:08, 9 December 2010

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-= Syslinux Proposal #1: Syslinux opt-in =
+= Whiteboards =
-Syslinux serves one main purpose during the Fedora install process: give users the opportunity to change some options in the case of a problematic install. E.g., install didn't succeed, try again with basic video mode, or do a memory test to make sure it's not your hardware, or pass some additional commands/arguments into the process to try to work around bugs/issues.
+* [[Anaconda/UX Redesign/Syslinux | Syslinux whiteboard]]
+* [[Anaconda/UX Redesign/Anaconda Visual Design | Anaconda Visual Design Whiteboard]]
-Ideally, we'd want all installations to just work, not requiring any hacks or workarounds - in that perfect world we wouldn't really have a need for syslinux during the install process. So we'd like to not need it. Let's be optimistic and say 90% of installs are successful without workarounds. That means that to 90% of users, the additional options & controls that syslinux provides are not needed.
+* [[Anaconda/UX Redesign/Anaconda Storage Reinit | Anaconda Storage Re-initialization Whiteboard]]
+* [[Anaconda/UX Redesign/Sudo By Default | Anaconda sudo-by-default Whiteboard]]
-In this proposal, then, we assume ~90% of users have no need for the syslinux controls and simply treat syslinux as if it was another BIOS screen.
+* [[Anaconda/UX Redesign/Anaconda Location | Location in Anaconda Whiteboard]]

Anaconda/UX Redesign/Whiteboards: Difference between revisions