[*] Share the disk with existing installations, choosing between them when I start my computer
[ ] Use the entire disk
[ ] Specify partitions manually (advanced)
If you compare the options ,the first one sounds like the odd one out,
The latter 2 sound like commands. While the first one sounds like a response.
It needs to be consistent in all the options. either all are commands or all responses.
Installers generally use commands. My suggestion for the first one was:
[*] Install alongside the existing OS [ allows choosing between them when You start the computer ]
Words within brackets are an explanation as with the 3rd option.
But if you want to keep it as a response, all 3 need to be changed,
[ ] Use my entire disk
[ ] I will specify partitions manually
The latter, as dialogues, does not right. Commands are generally used.
How would you like Ubuntu 9.10 to be installed?
[*] Share the disk with existing installations, choosing between them when I start my computer
[ ] Use the entire disk
[ ] Specify partitions manually (advanced)
If you compare the options ,the first one sounds like the odd one out,
The latter 2 sound like commands. While the first one sounds like a response.
It needs to be consistent in all the options. either all are commands or all responses.
Installers generally use commands. My suggestion for the first one was:
[*] Install alongside the existing OS [ allows choosing between them when You start the computer ]
Words within brackets are an explanation as with the 3rd option.
But if you want to keep it as a response, all 3 need to be changed,
[ ] Use my entire disk
[ ] I will specify partitions manually
The latter, as dialogues, does not right. Commands are generally used.