How to report a Bug against the GUI-installer 14.04

Asked by Bruno

Hi
I think I found a bug in the GUI installer (14.04).
I tried to log a bug report - but how would I know the installers package name?

The "Encrypt the new Ubuntu installation for security" will use the wrong keyboard if you
1) boot from ISO
2) wait (do not touch the small icon)
3) It autostarts the GUI installer (using En as Language and probably US as keyboard)
4) Enable "Encrypt the new Ubuntu installation for security"
5) next step ist to provide the security key.
HERE is the bug:
In the next steps the keyboard is autodetected and changed if you do not have a US keyboard
Until this step I never saw what I typed => i'm not aware of the US keyboard setting

=> type rtz as key
(since US keyboard this actually rty (if a qwertz keyboard is used)

6) press install now
=> Where are you => autodetected location => Zurich
Press continue
7) now Switzerland Keyboard Layout is detected an set up from now on.

=> security key (with US keyboard) was typed as rtz but rty was used.
But from now on Swiss Keyboard is used => one would have to type rty instead of rtz. But how would I know?

I think step 4 should be AFTER step 7. This way the correct keyboard would have been used.

I think that after Snowden more users will use this option:
"Encrypt the new Ubuntu installation for security"
But non US keyboard users will run into this bug, if they use Z or Y or even umlauts or special chars...

I tried to log a bug report - but how would I know the installers package name?

Kind Regards
Bruno

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Best Manfred Hampl (m-hampl) said :
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see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/FindRightPackage#When_installing_Ubuntu_.28or_Derivatives.29
I guess the package to file the bug against is ubiquity.

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Bruno (bruno-42) said :
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Thanks Manfred Hampl, that solved my question.