<p>That sounds like a 2step install issue. 1,2&3 as pv in lv1 encrypted and 4,5 done post-install. </p>
<p>Maybe the stupid hotspots wouldn't be so dumb if they were visible without having to hit them</p>
<p>But I also hate, no, loath and despise, the black on black design of cd eject buttons and most electronics (and my coffee grinder). Contrast is a good thing, oh stupid designer with the eyesight of a 20-year old.</p>
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I figured out the screen on the install pretty quickly. Crap that had to be done was highlighted in red box. Once that was done, the highlight went away. Kind of bozo'ed to not have a linear process but at least it won't call a hard stop while a network address get's looked up or some other piddly thing. Would have been better to use full red/green nomenclature (crazy redneck Canadians ALWAYS make more sense :-)<br>
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It _still_ G3 on the desktop. <sarcasm> I love all windows defaulting to full screen so all I have to do bounce back and forth between research screen and install screen is throw the mouse at the upper left corner and then select the correct shrunken screen from the dozen or so that I can't read and the rearrange if I kill a window so I can memorize by location </sarcasm><br>
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In my case, I wanted a complex disk layout, two LVs that were encrypted and mounted to particular mounts. I could do one, but never could figure out how to do both (with one VG belonging to disk 1, 2, and 3 and the other VG consisting of disk 4 or 5). Stupid.<br>
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But I do agree with your assessment of the ease of use of Gnome or, for that matter Unity. It only takes three or four steps to do what used to be just one step. Nothing could be easier! Genius! A study in user ergonomics.<br>
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