No text next to radio buttons on 'Who are you?' page
Bug #353507 reported by
Phil Norbeck
This bug report is a duplicate of:
Bug #353090: (jaunty) Text hidden on "Who are you?" step.
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Bug Description
Binary package hint: ubiquity
On step 6 of 8 during the Live CD install there is a problem. The radio buttons at the bottom have no text next to them where it should say 'Log on automatically' or 'Require a password to log in'. The second of the two radio buttons is selected by default which I believe corresponds to 'Require a password to log in', so I left it alone.
Ubuntu 9.04 (development branch) x86_64 (installed from a post-beta daily-live iso dated 3/30/09)
ubiquity 1.12.1
Expected text to accompany the radio buttons.
I got no such text.
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Ok I've checked the source, and the text labels are indeed present (as can be seen in /ubiquity/ gui/glade/ stepUserInfo. glade):
<child> GtkRadioButton" id="login_auto"> "yes">Log in automatically< /property> >True</ property> focus"> True</property> default" >False< /property> indicator" >True</ property> >login_ pass</property> >0</property> GtkRadioButton" id="login_pass"> "yes">Require a password to log in</property> >True</ property> focus"> True</property> default" >False< /property> >True</ property> indicator" >True</ property> >1</property>
<widget class="
<property name="label" translatable=
<property name="visible"
<property name="can_
<property name="receives_
<property name="draw_
<property name="group"
</widget>
<packing>
<property name="position"
</packing>
</child>
<child>
<widget class="
<property name="label" translatable=
<property name="visible"
<property name="can_
<property name="receives_
<property name="active"
<property name="draw_
</widget>
<packing>
<property name="position"
</packing>
</child>
I reloaded my 9.04 Live CD again and I still don't see the text, either on my desktop or laptop.