(In reply to Oliver Kurz from comment #32) > Created attachment 728399 [details] > screenshot conducted during normal non-remote installation with label in > dialog hidden behind border > > > if you check https://openqa.suse.de/tests/925004#step/welcome/1 you see that > > even in past was there that YaST2 @ something > > For installations using ssh+X-forwarding I consider the display of the title > helpful because it allows identification of the installer window on the > users desktop where there could be multiple unrelated windows. Also how it > looks would very much depend on what the customer is using, e.g. macOS, > ubuntu gnome, etc. We should not care much about how it looks there but > still show any string, at least "YaST2". > > For the physical, non-remote installation we should care about a proper UX > because the local installer system is fully in the hand of SUSE/openSUSE and > therefore a visual regression reflects badly on the project. These are the > screens early testers and also reporters will see. And a screenshot like the > attached looks not nice. > > > so maybe skip installation part, to not mention it is installation client? > > I am sorry but I don't understand what you mean by this sentence. I mean if it helps to show in installation "YaST2 @ dhcp77" instead of "YaST2 installation @ dhcp77" ? In general problem is that such title have to be set very early, so I would like to have it simple, as even error handlers are not set yet. I can change title to whatever, but I am favor of having too much logic in it.