[Bug 1066818] Re: config changes during the install process do not affect installed system

[Dmitrijs Ledkovs]

Well... we leave the settings menu, just in case somebody does need to
configure the screen, keyboard, network etc to actually use the
installer.

But, none of these will propagate to the installed system, as by-design
installation  experience is "try it, touch it, feel it" and it is not
meant to be persistant or "transferred" to the installed system.

I added needs-design tag, as I'm not sure what to do here. Hide
settings? Leave it as it is? Something else...?

** Tags added: needs-design

** Changed in: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
       Status: New => Confirmed

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Title:
  config changes during the install process do not affect installed
  system

Status in “ubiquity” package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  build: quantal  20121014
  arch: i386 | amd64

  1. during the installation progress, click the icon on the right-top corner of the screen to show the system setting window
  2. change some configs, say: change the default wall paper to another one, and then quit.
  3. after the installation ,you will find your config does not affect at all, the wall paper is still the default one.

  if user can not do something through this entrance, we should not
  display it there.

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