Hi everybody,
I'm having such issues too and it seems it's common, so my thoughts on why such things happen: (later I'll elaborate a more apropriate answer to resolute those)
Autologin:
At least on lightdm in Ubuntu 16+ the configuration for autologin, now, is on the /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf.d/12-autologin.conf file with these contents for example:
###
[SeatDefaults]
autologin-user=<user>
autologin-user-timeout=0
###
where <user> is the user to autologin.
Installer icon:
Looks like the pinguy builder try to put the ubiquity installer directly to /home/$USER/desktop they don't get the desktop folder from XDG_DESKTOP_DIR variable, so if you have other desktop folder (e.g.: different language) it will create a "desktop" folder inside your "home" folder no matter your language.
Hoping to find out what the developer thinks and thank him for such helpful tool.
I'm having such issues too and it seems it's common, so my thoughts on why such things happen: (later I'll elaborate a more apropriate answer to resolute those)
Autologin:
At least on lightdm in Ubuntu 16+ the configuration for autologin, now, is on the /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf.d/12-autologin.conf file with these contents for example:
###
[SeatDefaults]
autologin-user=<user>
autologin-user-timeout=0
###
where <user> is the user to autologin.
Installer icon:
Looks like the pinguy builder try to put the ubiquity installer directly to /home/$USER/desktop they don't get the desktop folder from XDG_DESKTOP_DIR variable, so if you have other desktop folder (e.g.: different language) it will create a "desktop" folder inside your "home" folder no matter your language.
Hoping to find out what the developer thinks and thank him for such helpful tool.
