[Bug 888380] [NEW] Ubiquity panels should be rearranged to be coherent with language support

[knkillname]

Public bug reported:

Briefly: Ubiquity should ask language first, keyboard distribution
second, Internet connection third and then everything else.

So here is the problem at hand with todays Ubiquity: Imagine someone
like me: a non-English speaker with a non-US keyboard and a non-ASCII
WiFi password. When Ubiquity GTK shows up I choose my language
(spanish), then Ubuiquity tells me I should had enabled an Internet
connection, which is kind of odd since that is next thing Ubiquity tells
me to configure. So I try to setup my WiFi connection, but I find it
impossible since my password requires  some spanish symbols like [ñ] or
[¿] which I cannot type because my real keyboard distribution (Latin-
American) hasn't been configured yet.

I've been thinking of telling you guys of this problem for some time
now. I thought you would have figured out by 11.04 but since next
release is an LTS, maybe I should warn you this time.

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

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Title:
  Ubiquity panels should be rearranged to be coherent with language
  support

Status in “ubiquity” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Briefly: Ubiquity should ask language first, keyboard distribution
  second, Internet connection third and then everything else.

  So here is the problem at hand with todays Ubiquity: Imagine someone
  like me: a non-English speaker with a non-US keyboard and a non-ASCII
  WiFi password. When Ubiquity GTK shows up I choose my language
  (spanish), then Ubuiquity tells me I should had enabled an Internet
  connection, which is kind of odd since that is next thing Ubiquity
  tells me to configure. So I try to setup my WiFi connection, but I
  find it impossible since my password requires  some spanish symbols
  like [ñ] or [¿] which I cannot type because my real keyboard
  distribution (Latin-American) hasn't been configured yet.

  I've been thinking of telling you guys of this problem for some time
  now. I thought you would have figured out by 11.04 but since next
  release is an LTS, maybe I should warn you this time.

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