Ubuntu MATE: Respect that the shut-down regardless of method after the installation, should not force a reboot
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ubuntu-mate-meta (Ubuntu) |
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Bug Description
[This issue also occurs in Ubuntu MATE, see:
Ubuntu: Respect that shut down should not force a reboot after the installation - https:/
Steps to reproduce the issue:
* Install Ubuntu MATE 22.04, or 23.04 (both has been tested).
* Do NOT click on the "Restart Now" button that automatically pops up at the absolute end of the installation, or you have to restart the installation all over.. Instead, shut down the system, for example with `shutdown -h now`, or click on "Close Window" button in the dialogue box (both methods has been evaluated). See ubuntu-mate-1.png
* Click on the "Shut Down..." button. See ubuntu-mate-1.png to ubuntu-mate-2.png
* The system will not shut down, it will be rebooted. This is especially not desired if you are creating disk images that can be used for development to evaluate the default behavior after the installation. See ubuntu-mate-4.png to ubuntu-
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summary: |
- Ubuntu MATE: Disable the forced reboot that is taking place if you - manually shut down Ubuntu after installation + Ubuntu MATE: Respect that shut down should not force a reboot after the + installation |
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affects: | ubuntu → subiquity (Ubuntu) |
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