Comment # 12 on bug 1110041 from Josef Reidinger

(In reply to Felix Miata from comment #11)
> https://forums.opensuse.org/showthread.php/533479-Installing-Leap-15-error
> is a fresh example of how nomodeset trouble starts:
> "I was trying to install openSUSE on my new laptop, but installator stuck at
> "Starting hardware detection", I waited about 2 hours and nothing was done.
> I think that in could be because I have got NVIDIA graphic card, that was
> problem when I was trying to install other linux distros. I was trying to
> change installation resolution, but on my installation menu there wasn't any
> option for it. F3 didn't work too. Help!"

Question is how omitting nomodeset in bootloader proposal helps? Guess that
user get hint to try add nomodeset and it will work. So why should installer by
default remove that parameter if it work for that user? As I said original
intention is to keep parameters in proposal because user intentionally use it
to solve some problem. And from my POV it is safer solution to propose such
parameter and it is up to user to remove it if it is no longer needed.