Redundant and possibly ambiguous message in partman
Bug #133911 reported by
Bruce Miller
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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partman-base (Ubuntu) |
Triaged
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Medium
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Unassigned |
Bug Description
Within debian-installer, partconf controls disk partitioning.
Within the manual partitioner, the page which sets parameters (e.g. filesystem type, mount point, etc) has two exit points with identical function. One is "Go Back"; the other is "Done setting up the partition". Is this duplication of function a benefit or a problem?
I have always found the wording of "Done setting up the partition" awkward to the point of ambiguous. The wording:
Done setting up *_this_* partition
would be better, and better still would be:
Finished setting up this partition
Manual partitioning is scary for many users, and anything we can do to remove ambiguity and uncertainty is worthwhile.
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I thought "Go Back" made it not commit the changes made?