Don´t skip WiFi setting when Internet is detected

[pietrodicaprio]

Even if Internet is detected, for example due to a wired connection in place, don´t skip the WiFi step if a WiFi card is detected. It is useful for laptops when the user unplugs the ethernet cable (and the first time probably didn´t remembered to connect to WiFi first)

[taukakao]

The user plugging out Ethernet in the middle of installing doesn't seem that likely.

The new first-setup doesn't detect if it's Eithernet or Wifi anymore, so adding this would add a lot of complexity.

[pietrodicaprio]

I didn't mean "unplugs the ethernet cable during the setup process", it was a general sentence, valid both during the setup (never say never) and after the setup.

I have a desk but I work in mobility. Even in my own office I'm not always at my desk.
Maybe I'm in a meeting and I need to move, I unplug the ethernet cable and the WiFi doesn't kick in because has been skipped during the setup process and I didn't think to connect it afterwards.

We define Vanilla OS general purpose, this includes office and business use, the user experience must be smooth for these kind of users too.

[taukakao]

Ah yeah, that does make sense.

Though it should probably be an extra page in that case.
So if a wifi card is detected, ask the user:
"Do you wish to connect to Wifi"

And then on the next page it should show the current page, that's telling the user that they need to connect to the internet, if it can't connect to the internet.

[pietrodicaprio]

Yes, a page that always shows if a WiFi card is detected.
It may also say "you are connected! ✅ do you wish to connect the WiFi (too)?" in order to clarify "hey, we saw Internet due to a wired network being attached, but would you like to connect the wireless network too?"