"Wishlist" isn't fair I think. Ubuntu is supposed to "just work", out of
the box. New users may not know about removing the CD from
/etc/apt/sources.list (or doing the same from Adept/Synaptic). If the
user has an internet connection, it *should* offer a choice, instead of
stubbornly demanding a CD and annoying the user. Specially for laptop
users, both the availability of an internet connection and the
availability of the CD may vary with time. Both options should be easily
accessible, without requiring an update (the GUI apps do an update when
they change sources.list).

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aptitude should ask user whether internet should be used in stead of CD as a 
repository
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/161972
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