Kevin Kofler

We have figured out on IRC that the second prompt actually accepts an empty string, so it is a separate bug that this comes up at all, filed as #1592.

A better idea than running `falkon --no-sandbox` (**especially** as root!) is to run `kdesu -u liveuser falkon`.

Firefox also no longer accepts to run as root. (They stopped allowing that a while ago.) The `kdesu` workaround should work.

> kdesu did not work. got the usual wrong ownership error: > > QStandardPaths: wrong ownership on runtime directory /run/user/1000, 1000 instead of 0 Your live image is screwed up.

Not to mention that this just moves the problem to Calamares. There are only really 2 browser components we can use (see the `webview` module): QtWebEngine and QtWebKit. QtWebEngine also...

A browser is not something you can implement in one class, at all. At least not anymore, given how complex the web has become. The closest thing to a "browser...

Interesting that Ubiquity supports that. Most installers out there will not accept installing to an existing partition without reformatting it at all. I am surprised that Calamares even allows it....

Everything happens in C++ code, so sedding Python code will not get you anywhere, you actually have to recompile libkpmcore and Calamares to change this. The encrypted partition is created...

Even if they changed that now, that would not magically fix all the hardware out there, would it?

(And as far as I know, they do not really plan new hardware revisions to begin with. I think they want to stick to 1.2 now, even if and when...