The uEFI live boot went perfectly. I did not even have to go into bios to get it to see the liveUSB! Straight to grub it went! Default booted to the first selection, no problems or errors seen during the boot, ran (C)ceni, then installed. (I was a little disappointed to not see 'efibootmgr' installed on the live media.) Speaking as a mobile VSIDO user (2 laptops) it is nice to see some sort of indicator that your wireless is connected. Is wicd still maintained? Or is there another way to see at a glance if the connection is alive while in the fluxbox GUI?
Setup a '/' a '/home' and a '/boot/efi' from the installer. 2 out of those three partitions already existed. The '/' I created using the installers disk tools, chose a current and already existing/used/goto '/home' and a currently existing and working '/boot/efi'. So the disk tools (manual Geeks Paradise? choice in the installer) worked fine for me. I never opened Gparted, before or after the install. Got the long pause during the bootloader install which I expected, it completed (i did not see errors because i used the menu selection to install) and i rebooted.
On reboot the regular boot occured without seeing the newly installed VSIDO as I knew it would not. Logged into my regular goto, update-grub, reboot, voila, it is now in the grub menu of course, into the new install, everything is beautiful not to steal song lyrics or anything. So nice to leave chroot in the dust! --BIND this!
I notice on reboot that the first time I run a root task as my user in terminal, I still have to use the vsido live password. After I've used vsido as the pw, mine then works after that as well as roots. Just thought it weird enough to mention. I do a passwd change on both after the install anyway. All of this brought to you on real metal, a MSI Laptop.
Just a cut/paste really, of what is installed and what is not during the vsido-welcome...
cups cups-pdf system-config-printer printer-driver-hpijs ; installed from vsido-welcome
openjdk-6-jre icedtea6-plugin ; does not install (i think java is up to 8? and icedtea6 is also a higher ver now)
libreoffice libreoffice-gtk ; should be libreoffice-gtk2 now or libreoffice-gnome? IMO your better off removing this option. Easily installs from apt-get.
git git-gui git-cvs git-svn git-email mercurial subversion subversion-tools bzr bzrtools cvs thunar-vcs-plugin geany version control tools ; installed from vsido-welcome
openssh-server ; installed from vsido-welcome
apache2 mysql-server php5 php-pear php5-gd php5-mysql php5-imagick php5-curl curl phpmyadmin rsync cronolog ; none of the LAMP stack part installs
E: Package 'php5' has no installation candidate
E: Package 'php5-gd' has no installation candidate
E: Package 'php5-mysql' has no installation candidate
E: Package 'php5-imagick' has no installation candidate
E: Package 'php5-curl' has no installation candidate
and so on etc...
build-essential debhelper cdbs dh-make diffutils patch gnupg fakeroot lintian devscripts dpatch dput quilt zenity clipit bashburn keepassx numlockx ; installed from vsido-welcome
gimp inkscape mtpaint shotwell darktable rawtherapee ; gimp does not install because gcolor2 is not available. remove it and the rest will install just fine.