To a new user booting into the live ISO, it's not immediately intuitive to press Mod + Enter and open a terminal to commence installation.
Suggest we edit the wallpaper on the live system with some kind of message/text instructions, so we can include a Welcome message, instructions for how to start the live installer and maybe some common keybindings so a user can start exploring i3.
Once a new user does open a terminal, the default behavior of course is that i3 will split the screen in half, and we now have a terminal + the Anaconda installer all squished up ( depending on resolution ). If the user had also opened other terminals/windows, it means the installer is all squashed, and hard to use.
Suggest adding the following to ~/.config/i3/config on the live system:
for_window [class="Anaconda"] fullscreen enable
This will start the Anaconda Installer in fullscreen no matter how many other windows are open.
The other bonus with having a welcome message/instructions are that instead of opening a terminal, a user could use Mod + D and type liveinst straight from dmenu to start installation.
See also #32
I can agree to it! I have installed F34 i3 on GNOME Boxes and for a bloody newbie it may be helpful to get some helpful instructions and installation steps like on Fedora Workstation.
Karsten Andreas Artz pagure@pagure.io writes:
andilinux added a new comment to an issue you are following: `` I can agree to it! I have installed F34 i3 on GNOME Boxes and for a bloody newbie it may be helpful to get some helpful instructions and installation steps like on Fedora Workstation.
I think this should not be added to the wallpaper but instead handled by the suggested i3 welcome app.
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