I've fixed bug 287626 at Matthew's suggestion.
With Ubiquity 1.12.2, which adjusts the timezone map size depending on
the screen size, the interface takes up a respectable amount of room on
1024x768, scales down to fit comfortably on 800x600, and *almost* fits
(and is IMO usable) on 640x480. Thus,
Installing Jaunty on a netbook. There is no fix, but there is a
workaround.
* Download the alternate ISO. The one with the text installer.
* Put this ISO on your bootable USB stick with
(http://lubi.sourceforge.net/unetbootin.html)
* And boot from USB stick the alternate installer.
This is a Be
I have a similar problem with kubuntu desktop installer. is it the same
(ubiquity?) ?
I am using a 1024x600 res. netbook and I still can't install.
is there a fix yet ?
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Same problem with others applications/screens, like APPORT when I send a
crash report, and I enable detail view of the report that I want to
send...
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Same problem with others applications/screens, like APPORT when I send a
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Another argument is that some mid devices have smaller screens and
screen resolutions of 800x480 are common in that space. As more mids
hit the market, this will become a greater issue.
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(Only when I click to "details")
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Same problem with:
Aplying changes / Installing softwarescreen...
I can´t see the "close" button...
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Vendors have been coming out with more 9-10" screen models recently but
most 7" models have a 800x480 resolution, such as the EeePC 701 or the
Nokia web tablets.
Anyway, the real problem for netbooks as I see it is that the maximus
package in Netbook Remix automatically resizes standard windows to
It does not matter if any vendor is currently selling such netbooks or
not. I don't think this is a reasonable condition upon which it should
be decided whether to support 800x480 screens or not. My notebook is no
longer produced, does that mean we should drop support for it? Just
because nothing w
I didn't read the previous comments in detail, and I didn't know any
vendor was still selling netbooks with 480-pixel-high displays. If
catering for those displays is a priority, I suggest that Ubiquity
automatically start full-screen whenever the display is less than 550px
or so high. That way, th
@Matthew: this may solve the problem for 1024x600 screens but it won't
solve it for the smaller 7" netbooks that have a 800x480 screen
resolution. What about having specific behaviour for very small screens,
such as scrollbars splitting the wizard into smaller screens with less
information on each
Two suggestions for the "Who are you?" page:
1. Move the "Log in automatically" checkbox to 12px to the right of the "What
name do you want to use to log in" field (where it really should have been
anyway).
2. Fix bug 287626.
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I got this problem while trying to install Kubuntu 9.04 on my eeepc.
The temporary solution is using the alternate disk for Kubuntu 9.04(Beta).
You can put an alternate disk ISO on a memory stick with unetbootin tool. (No
need to burn any CD for installing)
http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
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I can confirm this bug for Jaunty / Ubuntu 9.04 Beta.
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I've committed fixes to ubiquity trunk for making sure the partition
bars do not grow larger than they need to be (though looking now it
appears there's more to fix here as it's still a little too big), as
well as moving selecting a disk via option buttons to selecting it via a
drop down box.
With
I've looked into this a bit further.
If I pack the "Who are you?" page into a scrolled window, the size
shrinks down to 694x371 until I get to the automatic partitioning page,
where it jumps up to 694x539 (when two drives are present). Part of the
problem here seems to be the partition bars are r
This bug is still present in the Xubuntu jaunty-desktop-amd64.iso and
jaunty-desktop-i386.iso dated 20090324.1. This is the pre-release for
Jaunty Beta. Unfortunately, I do have a normal size 17" CRT that is not
able to show the entire screen when "Install Xubuntu" is chosen from the
startup menu.
Judging by the fonts in the screenshots, this seems like it may be
related to bug 310353
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Obviously, the installer also doesn't fit 800×480 screens, like in the
eeepc 700 series or nokia n8*0 tablets.
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The window is currently 546px tall. This appears to be entirely due to
the user setup page, and unfortunately there doesn't seem to be much we
can do there. Most of the space on that page is used up, and everything
strikes me as being equally important.
I therefore think we have two options. We
** Changed in: ubiquity (Ubuntu Jaunty)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Evan Dandrea (evand)
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Unduplicating. Bug 310353 certainly aggravated this, but even aside from
font size, Markus Korn posted http://ubuntu-
pics.de/bild/11245/bildschirmfoto_8e7pk8.png which doesn't appear to
have unreasonable font size and still doesn't fit. Evan?
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 310353
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 310353 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/310353
I'm told that the font size is stored in libgnome, and that this has
been a general issue for a number of applications recently. Duplicating;
people who know this issue in detail are free to undo the duplicati
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 310353 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/310353
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Importance: Undecided => High
Status: Confirmed => Triaged
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Asus Eee 901, alpha5: same issue, connecting external monitor and using
higher resolution helps as a workaround.
IMHO the bug importance should be at least "Medium" or "High", because:
1) A person coming from Windows experience can be completely stuck on
the very first step of installer. There i
Still an issue with Alpha 5 on Asus Eee 901 also. Changing to 96dpi
works as a temporary measure to get the system installed.
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This is still an issue with Beta 5 on an Acer Aspire One.
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this is affected by, but still a separate issue to Jaunty showing large
fonts because of dpi settings (comment 7 confirmed this problem exists
even with correctly detected dpi settings)
confirming by "popular vote" ;-)
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I verified whether display dpi was correctly detected by Alpha4 (the
screenshots above), and yes dpi was correct.
DPI was detected as 134 dpi, this is the correct value for eee's 1024x600 9"
screen.
It seems that fonts are correctly adjusted for high dpi, but correctly
displayed 10pt font sim
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Confirm, ubiquity dialogues are unusable on netbook 1024x600 panel since
Alpha4.
In Jaunty Alpha 3 dialogues were OK.
Seems to be related to the new feature of Alpha 4: "Font Size
Optimization: Font dot-per-inch settings are now optimized based on your
monitor's capabilities, rather than defaul
I've noticed that the font DPI is set to 118 by default. It used to be
96. Changing this value did not help. Even removing the bottom panel
completely did not help, as the window is simply too tall to reveal the
bottom buttons.
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