| 2016-02-05 19:49:44 |
Noman Knost |
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I installed Ubuntu 15.10 twice today. In the installation routine I entered my passphrase for LUKS and after this i had to choose my keyboard layout... As i used a special character (#) i did not know what i entered exactly under the regime of the default keyboard layout (en_US?) . It took too long for me to figure out what key combination I had to press so i reinstalled ubuntu an used another passphrase.
Woudln't it be the better approach to first let the user choose his keyboard layout and afterwards let him enter his passphrase?
I can't see the logic behind the actual order... Perhaps it isn't a real bug, but it's really annoying and no real use for this. |
I installed Ubuntu 15.04 twice today. In the installation routine I entered my passphrase for LUKS and after this i had to choose my keyboard layout... As i used a special character (#) i did not know what i entered exactly under the regime of the default keyboard layout (en_US?) . It took too long for me to figure out what key combination I had to press so i reinstalled ubuntu an used another passphrase.
Woudln't it be the better approach to first let the user choose his keyboard layout and afterwards let him enter his passphrase?
I can't see the logic behind the actual order... Perhaps it isn't a real bug, but it's really annoying and no real use for this. |
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| 2016-02-05 19:51:18 |
Noman Knost |
description |
I installed Ubuntu 15.04 twice today. In the installation routine I entered my passphrase for LUKS and after this i had to choose my keyboard layout... As i used a special character (#) i did not know what i entered exactly under the regime of the default keyboard layout (en_US?) . It took too long for me to figure out what key combination I had to press so i reinstalled ubuntu an used another passphrase.
Woudln't it be the better approach to first let the user choose his keyboard layout and afterwards let him enter his passphrase?
I can't see the logic behind the actual order... Perhaps it isn't a real bug, but it's really annoying and no real use for this. |
I installed Ubuntu 15.04 twice today. In the installation routine I entered my passphrase for LUKS and after this I had to choose my keyboard layout... As I used a special character (#) I did not know what I entered exactly under the regime of the default keyboard layout (en_US?) . It took too long for me to figure out what key combination I had to press so I reinstalled ubuntu an used another passphrase.
Woudln't it be the better approach to first let the user choose his keyboard layout and afterwards let him enter his passphrase?
I can't see the logic behind the actual order... Perhaps it isn't a real bug but it's really annoying and I can't see no real use for this. |
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