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Release notes Web UI
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This document describes major Anaconda Web UI changes in Fedora releases.
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Fedora 44
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Keyboard and localization
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Multiple keyboard layouts on Workstation
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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Multiple keyboard layouts can be selected on Workstation, similar to non-GNOME
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variants. This is needed for many languages (for example, Russian with the
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Cyrillic alphabet).
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Sensible keyboard defaults with language selection
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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When you choose a language, the installer suggests matching keyboard defaults
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on non-GNOME systems. On Workstation ISO, keyboard layout is not set
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automatically according to language selection; use GNOME’s keyboard settings to
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add or switch layouts if needed.
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See also:
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- https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2402459
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Storage
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Validation warnings for automatic partitioning
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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When automatic partitioning is selected, the Web UI can show validation warnings
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when the chosen setup may need attention. These are warnings, not errors: the
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user can ignore them and continue if they want. For example, when choosing to
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share the disk with another OS, if the existing EFI partition is smaller than
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the recommended size of 1 GiB, a warning is shown so the user is aware before
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proceeding.
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Other
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Improvements in error reporting
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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The error reporting dialog now supports a flow that uses a Bugzilla API key to
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register and automatically upload the needed logs. Stack traces are
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automatically included in reports with readable source-mapped output. Users can
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also restrict the report to a limited group.
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