LGTM as well. Merge and upload please. Thanks for working on this!

In T58#4082, @wxl wrote:

In T58#4080, @kc2bez wrote:

Is this something that's been talked about implementing in a more agnostic way?

Not really. Sort of the opposite actually. There was talk of dropping packagechooser altogether but there are folks using it so it stays. Most distros are using NetInstall.

In T58#4060, @wxl wrote:

When I originally wrote this, I really hadn't looked into the mechanisms employed in the Ubuntu minimal install. I'm not sure why I'm shocked to find this, but it looks like it's a simple matter of package removal.

That said, assuming packagechooser is in good shape (most of the bugs mentioned seem resolved), I think all we need for the minimal install is removal. The thing I don't understand is how packagechooser (which seems to simply set global variables) and packages (which actually does the installing/removing of packages) work together.

I have a couple of inline comments to review.

In T181#4022, @wxl wrote:

I think it's wise to document it somewhere and Discourse is as good as any. However, I think my little solution needs a more organized format if we were to use for the purposes of documentation. I guess I can probably edit that post and we can call it good.

One comment, though: I do think this is something that should be able to be done in situ. Do you have good reason to think otherwise @kc2bez ?

This should be taken care of on the installer side of things now. The only question that remains is what do we do about existing installs? I think @wxl 's fix is probably sufficient for the number of support cases this is likely to have. It is a bit of an edge case to have. You would need to be mounting files from an install. Maybe we just backpocket that as documentation and point folks towards it if/when they bump into it?

The installer creates a swapfile (512M) (initially chosen selection) on the automatic erase disk option. No swap is also an option that is available. This has been released to Hirsute for Lubuntu. All tests so far have been positive.

Looks like I added this for 20.10

This change is in proposed now for new Hirsute installs.

This change is in proposed now for new installs.

Thanks @teward for your assistance with CI. We may have some further sysadmin things dealing with this task once we figure out what we want to do with this.
I want to go on the record and say this is fantastic @apt-ghetto! Very nice work.
One minor thing, in the task you mentioned looking at the output and tweaking the CSS. I think we need to poke at the TOC if possible. I am not sure what our options are there but it gets all bunched up and the sub-chapters are not visible in the Table.
We still have some TODO's left, I will edit the task so those items are check boxes indicating where we stand with the task.

@teward Was able to get Matterbridge setup to replace teleric and it looks like good old lubot is in all the channels.

In T177#3913, @wxl wrote:

Nice! Oh, one small thing: the line should separate sections, i.e. IRC, Matrix and Telegram, rather than separating English versus non-English.

I think I have the IRC section all set.
Here is the old:

In T177#3904, @wxl wrote:

@kc2bez thanks for that! Now we just need to do the same thing for IRC and Matrix.

Perfect! I wanted to make sure I was on the right track. I will carry on and get IRC and Matrix next.

In T177#3902, @Noumeno wrote:

I have worked on the Telegram section.
Here is what the old section looked like:

@guiverc I have made some updates to the announcement that you created. Please review at your convenience and let me know if we need to make any modifications.

Raman, I think this one can be abandon too since grub does the right thing and doesn't require any Calamares changes.

One tiny question in-line on the copyright. Once that is answered it looks ok to proceed.

Blog
[Discourse](PENDING)
Telegram
Tweet
Devel mail list
Users mail list

Thank you @apt-ghetto for your attention to detail here.

Since this is in Groovy and has been tested I am resolving this task. Thanks everyone for all their work on this.

This is available in the latest Calamares. I have tested it from unstable/ci. Our partition module will need to change. Currently there is no option to set the size and you get a 512M swap. Far better than no swap though. @Eickmeyer Studio may want to think about making a change too. I have marked the task for 21.04

The default wallpaper for 20.10 has been set.

In T30#3675, @kc2bez wrote:

I have bumped the priority. We should get this fixed before release.

This is in 20.10, I think we should leave 20.04 alone and stable.

In T30#3667, @guiverc wrote:

This task is listed as *low* priority, but it is a problem in my opinion. I'm very tempted to replace the Lubuntu grub theme on my own systems, as I use dual-boot, and thus have multiple entries, and not knowing which is highlighted is a *royal* pain.

Released!
Announced on the blog https://lubuntu.me/bionic-5-released/
Announced on discourse https://discourse.lubuntu.me/t/lubuntu-18-04-5-released/1473
Announced on Telegram https://t.me/LubuntuOfficial/65
Announced on Twitter https://twitter.com/LubuntuOfficial/status/1294032564546686977
Announced in the lubuntu-users mail list https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/lubuntu-users/2020-August/012607.html
Announced in the lubuntu-devel mail list https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/lubuntu-devel/2020-August/001813.html

Released!
Announced on blog https://lubuntu.me/focal-1-released/
Announced in Discourse https://discourse.lubuntu.me/t/lubuntu-20-04-1-lts-released/1451
Announced on Telegram https://t.me/LubuntuOfficial/64
Announced on Twitter https://twitter.com/LubuntuOfficial/status/1291438052913688576
Announced in lubuntu-users mail list https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/lubuntu-users/2020-August/012606.html
Announced in lubuntu-devel mail list https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/lubuntu-devel/2020-August/001811.html

In T170#3657, @guiverc wrote:

"Ubiquity confirmation window off partially offscreen"

I'd remove the word "off"

Bug 1890931 - Ubiquity confirmation window off partially offscreen - In some circumstances, the partitioning confirmation dialog may be larger than the current screen dimensions. The dialog can be re-positioned and confirmation can be selected to continue the installation.

I'd change to

Bug 1890931 - Ubiquity confirmation window partially offscreen - In some circumstances, the partitioning confirmation dialog may be partially off screen. The dialog can be re-positioned and confirmation can be selected to continue the installation.

I never had it appear LARGER than the screen (if I recall correctly), it was just positioned partially off screen.

I didn't read any further though..

(I'll also provide a link https://notes.lubuntu.me/y1j8joAgTLydNy-jpCei5w?view# so if I need to view it again I don't have to go searching..)

I left #1890872 out of the notes. I think I have them ready to go and wrote a little about #1890931. Please let me know if you have any final thoughts.