Two fixes.
The wizard's "new apps store their data on" dropdown was a bare native
<select>. The OS draws that popup and ignores our CSS, which is why it
came out as stock white chrome — the WebUI already solves this with
custom-select.js, which enhances any select.form-control into a themed
button and list. It just needed the class.
And the installer now asks for the two roots independently rather than
only app data. I had argued one question was simpler, and for a desktop
it is — the control plane is ~20 MB and moving it gains nothing. But on a
small board with an 8 GB eMMC and a USB SSD you want both moved, and
there was no way to say so without knowing the flags exist. Still one
disk list and two short questions; each is skipped if its flag was
already passed.
Fixed a bug the test caught immediately: _initAskDisk returns the chosen
path on stdout, and it was printing the prompt there too, so the question
text became part of the answer — the system root ended up named after its
own prompt. Prompts go to stderr now, stdout is the return channel.
Verified every combination under a pty: both default, apps only, both
moved, system only, and invalid-then-valid.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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