Incidentally, perhaps there's a more appropriate place to report this issue? If so, don't hesitate to let me know.

This is a good enough issue tracker. Looks like we're just behind on triaging issue reports.

Adrian found the code here. Apparently it's part of anaconda.

First I wondered: what is the new name of the activities overview? Then again, since this program is also used for other Fedora spins, referencing GNOME-specific UI doesn't seem good.

Proposed new text: "Installation can be started at any time by launching the Welcome to Fedora app."

@catanzaro Thanks for the update! I think the proposed line sounds good – only, if I'm not mistaken, "Welcome to Fedora" is the name of the welcome dialog itself, while the installer is called "Install to Hard Drive" (at least on Workstation).

Oh yeah, good point!

Oh yeah, good point!

I don't think you can launch the "welcome to fedora" app in the live environment, can you?

I think making user interface message desktop agnostic is not the way forward. This basically makes user experience worse for the users of mainstream Workstation just because non-mainstream variants exist. Please don't do that. Properly designed user facing solutions should be opinionated and not generic.

Maybe instead there should be two versions of the message for both Workstation and KDE Edition and the third generic fallback otherwise. Desktop could be detected by XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP env variable.

We don't use this for KDE.

Agreed on new text: "Installation can be started at any time by launching the install app."

https://github.com/rhinstaller/anaconda/pull/6757

Thanks!

This issue has been migrated to Fedora Forge:
https://forge.fedoraproject.org/workstation/tickets/issues/457

Please continue any further discussion there.