Description of problem: Last button displayed during anaconda is marked 'Quit', which while technically correct, might lead less experience users to think there was an error. Possibly changing the verbiage to 'Finish Installation' or 'Finish and Reboot' would be better. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 23.19.4-1.fc23.x6_64 How reproducible: every time Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install from live media 2. click through 3. See the button Actual results: it says 'quit' Expected results: 'Finish and restart' Additional info:
In the live install, "Quit" is literally all that button is going to do. "Finish installation" implies that anaconda is going to take further action to finalize the install, which is not true because it just did that. It is not going to reboot, because you are still able to use the live environment after anaconda has completed, and it is up to you to reboot. Given that the button is actually factually correct in doing what it says it's going to do, that it follows the Gtk/GNOME visual cues of indicating what is the next thing to click (https://developer.gnome.org/Buttons/), and that there's a message right under the button letting you know that the install has finished successfully and that you should reboot your system to start using it, I don't see any need to change this button.