Description of problem: When I install KDE from Live CD, some menu items differ from those that exist when installing from Everything netinst with the Anaconda KDE Desktop packages selection. On, Live CD in the menu subgroup Administration, there are three items, while in the Everything netinst installation, there are four item in same subgroup. See the screenshots. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): I spotted it on the 20190121 compose. How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install KDE Desktop using the above methods and see. Expected results: Menus should be the same, unless there is a good reason why not.
Created attachment 1526797 [details] Screenshot from Live installation
Created attachment 1526798 [details] Screenshot from Netinst installation
I realized that the original report was just a top of the iceberg, some applications are missing from the Netinst installation (such as games) but they are present in Live CD. We in our team believe that this should not be the case and that both installations should provide the same results.
(In reply to Lukas Ruzicka from comment #3) > I realized that the original report was just a top of the iceberg, some > applications are missing from the Netinst installation (such as games) but > they are present in Live CD. We in our team believe that this should not be > the case and that both installations should provide the same results. i think that netinstall is a minimal base for a custom install, you have to complete with your own packages after reboot. For plasma install,i use netinstall minimal (600 packages) then after chroot in the installer ,keep on install all the packages i need one by one or from a list and then reboot with a optimized os. Sorry for my english.
Well, maybe, but I believe that Netinstall is a way to install Fedora using the Internet connection (in comparison to a LiveCD), so you can save some network capacity by downloading packages ones and not twice. Using netinstall gives you the latest packages, so it is not needed to update your system after fresh installation, which normally is the case when you use a prebuilt CD or DVD. If, in Netinstall anaconda, I select to install KDE workstation, I expect that KDE workstation will be installed, as if I would use the KDE LiveCD. The installed applications differ from the LiveCD installation, but I do not see any purpose why it should differ.
Remember that fedora official workstation is gnome based. Kde seems to be a spin, not officially support except by @kdesig ; that can explain differences between Livecd and netinstall.
(In reply to edpil02 from comment #6) > Remember that fedora official workstation is gnome based. > Kde seems to be a spin, not officially support except by @kdesig ; that can > explain differences between Livecd and netinstall. I am aware of that, but still ... I believe that this could be united, so the bug maybe should go to @kdesig for them to consider?
The "Add and Remove Users and Groups" tool is a GTK+ tool from the @administration comps group, which is deliberately blacklisted from the live image because there is comparable functionality in Plasma. Unfortunately, it is technically not possible to do this kind of blacklisting in Netinstall, where the KDE SIG controls only the @kde-desktop group, and groups cannot blacklist packages from other groups.