Unintuitive user interface for OTA upgrades
Bug #1598433 reported by
Einar Mostad
This bug affects 1 person
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ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu) |
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Bug Description
I had trouble updating to OTA 11 because I did not know that I had to click the progress bar after it had downloaded the whole update to restart the device. I had to visit askubuntu to find out why nothing happened after downloading the update. There are no visual cues that make it obvious that one should click the progress bar to reboot and update. On the desktop you would get a "This update requires a reboot" window with the options "reboot later" and "reboot now". Something like that, or the text on the progress bar changing to "Reboot and update" would make it much more obvious what to do.
I am on OTA 11 on a Bq M10 FHD with Norwegian localisation.
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You do not have to “click the progress bar”. On the contrary, clicking/tapping any Ubuntu progress bar should never do anything. And for updates, a dialog should appear saying “Restart to install the system update.” <https:/ /wiki.ubuntu. com/SoftwareUpd ates#installing -mobile- system>
I don’t know what step you were at, but it’s quite likely the progress bar stopped moving because of bug 1385410 or similar, and that it restarted shortly after you clicked it was just a coincidence.
Can you provide a link to the Ask Ubuntu page that claimed you needed to click the progress bar?
Also, next time this happens, please take a screenshot (or a photo with a separate camera).