On 2009-05-06 15:21:44, Theo de Raadt <dera...@cvs.openbsd.org> wrote: > The newest snapshots that are headed out have a new install script based > on heavy modifications by a bunch of developers over the last 3 weeks. > > We would like to start getting feedback from people about these changes. >
This is a really small nit, but when the install or upgrade script asks "Choose your keyboard type if it is nationalized" if you type in 6 characters and then hit backspace the screen displays "1234_6" where the underscore is the cursor. If you press backspace again it displays "123_ 6" etc. If you press enter when "1234_6" is displayed the error message says "kbd: unknown encoding 12345" so it seems to only be a display problem. Also, if you type in 7 or more characters (so it wraps to a new line) and press backspace to the beginning of the line, the cursor does not wrap back to the previous line. Like before, it still deletes the characters, as evidenced from what the kbd error message displays. Other than that I think the new installer is awesome. Thanks to all the people that made it happen.
