More Feedback During Install Would Help

I have installed Z-15 about three times now, and have finally learned not to start clicking around during the process. The problem is that no feedback is provided during install, so that you know how things are proceeding. Without feedback, I start to worry that it's hanging up. I now just let it go, and things usually work fine then. Specific and timely feedback about what step it's on, what is happening at any moment, would really help this. Just a suggestion, but I'm sure there are others who would find this helpful.

There is usually a progress bar at the bottom of the Ubiquity installer - you will notice an arrowhead - click on that to turn it 90 degrees clockwise and you will see a terminal window open and you can see what is going on 'behind the scenes' - not that much would make much sense to anyone! It does say what it is doing at the start of each element - getting near to the end of the installation will be a notice that states, 'installing system' - that is when it is getting close to finishing.

I'm talking about earlier on in the process. When you first click "Install Zorin," it look like nothing is happening for quite awhile. That is when I get impatient and want to click things to see what is going on. I have learned to be patient, but at first you don't realize this and might be tempted to start over.

I installed Z-15 on wife's computer last night, and the process was much smoother and faster. So, it may have been just my 10 year old Gateway that was the problem. Her Dell i5 laptop just loved it, installed in about 10 minutes. she hasn't fired it up yet so I don't know yet how it will work out.