https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=516550
--- Comment #13 from Marcel <[email protected]> --- Why is this so difficult to solve? Take a look at tuxedoOS, for example. It uses KDE Plasma, and the installation process does everything right. First, it asks for the UI language (e.g., DE), then it asks for the keyboard layout and region (e.g., CH), and based on this information, it determines the region. This results in the correct setting: DE-CH. It works exactly the same way in the example from kde.unmasked154. EN is the UI language, and EN-AU defines the regional specifics. And to reiterate: DE is the language, and CH is the regional definition (currency, spelling conventions, keyboard, etc.). Please also note that if someone sets a password during installation that contains region-specific special characters (e.g., è), they won’t be able to enter that character afterward because the keyboard is configured incorrectly! -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
