Setting priority low, leaving open for SRU's

Blog announcing EOL. Goodbye old friend.

This looks real good to me and would be a welcome change -
however not sure about the least sentence re the "testing checklist" as this would also require that the tester has access to phab as well as launchpad.

Alternative approach

I've been thinking about this past few weeks (as jammy was done)..

schedule
Ubuntu's Draft Notes

We dropped Trojita from our seed and CI is busted until we move to Gitlab or whatever we choose.

+1

This belongs with the SDDM rework in T182

We need to tackle this one in 22.10

Moving this to +1 We've been fighting with .iso size this release so we haven't added anything. I still think this is a valuable thing we should add.

In T173#4663, @kc2bez wrote:

In T173#4490, @kc2bez wrote:

Moving to +1

again

Setting priority low, this is released and now just in SRU mode.

This f695ae1e72ae adds the new wallpaper and is found in the new artwork. Thanks @guiverc for finding it.

we have a option to do with sddm

no updates for a long time, we could think of using ...

this looks promising for porting compton-conf to picom-conf https://github.com/lxqt/lxqt/discussions/2110#discussioncomment-1601479

Draft notes published and linked from the Ubuntu release notes

In T173#4490, @kc2bez wrote:

Moving to +1

I like this idea still, moving it to 22.04

In T186#4486, @kc2bez wrote:

Booting to +1

This would be excellent to have for 22.04

+1

@tsimonq2 pushed the change to default settings via 14245f7d4bf5

Draft Release Notes can be found. @guiverc or anyone else, if you have time a review would be appreciated.

Follow-up
menu-opacity is handled by compton-conf and there is no use for it in picom it was changed.
So, to configure picom we should fork and update compton-conf (c++ and qt skills) or make a new one maybe in pyqt with QSettings.

Some new thoughts about this issue.
I've been using picom delivered in hirsute it work with no problem. But there are a few thing to do be fore a full migration.

In T183#4563, @svinoba wrote:

Just to add that this is not seen in 20.04(.2) iso. So something changed thereafter. Don't know if they should commit something new or revert something that changed the behavior.

Just to add that this is not seen in 20.04(.2) iso. So something changed thereafter. Don't know if they should commit something new or revert something that changed the behavior.

@teward, 'autoselect' was probably not correct term as in, it doesn't auto-fill the entry-box. What I meant was the mount point list is auto-updated to show only /dos and /windows options and all other typical options like /, /boot, /home etc are not shown. See attached images (all from Xubuntu, latest daily iso).

This will be in the next release for Calamares via this commit.

@svinoba Can you clarify where you're getting your suggestions from? You mention 'Ubiquity' but I just tested in the latest Ubuntu release and I cannot confirm the 'dos' mountpoint or 'windows' mountpoint being autoselected.

Tested on KaOS (albeit with an older iso - 202011) and confirmed same issues exist there. So, it is not Lubuntu-specific issue.

@kc2bez, we currently have following filesystems in the drop-down list for 'File System' label on 'Create a Partition' window: ext4, ext2, ext3, linuxswap, fat16, fat32, ntfs, reiser, xfs, jfs, unformatted, btrfs, luks, lvm2 pv, luks2, fat12 and minix. Of these, following have issue.

I'm affected by this and would really appreciate if user-switching can be made possible. This is a required feature for my use-case.

since LxQt 0.16 the colors can be changed individually, but there is no way for easily create and distribute themes, here is a sxcript we could use as base which added/changed the settings in ~/.config/lxqt/lxqt.conf which handles the colrs

For 21.10 cycle