Similar to how Linux shows you some of its features when you're installing it (see screenshots below), I wonder if we can do something similar with Backdrop. With issues like https://github.com/backdrop/backdrop-issues/issues/467 the UI installer may end up being mostly a progress bar as things are setup and prepared, so let's showcase some of Backdrop's feature while the user waits for this...
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