In many cases, users will do the preupgrade process over night because even on fast connections, the process can take quite some time. Currently, this is not really possible as the user needs to press the reboot button after the download phase is completed. It would be nice to have a checkbox right at the beginning of the wizard which would allow to do the reboot automatically. After the download phase is done, there should be countdown of 60 seconds in this case, after which the reboot is done automatically.
Sure, makes sense, as long as it's default off by default. Would you be able to submit a patch to do this? It should be pretty simple. Thanks.
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