** Description changed: Binary package hint: language-selector As of 09.10 Karmic ... An ample list of installed languages is awkward to determine in gnome-language-selector. (browsing through a long list, missing, and risking to forget the beginning as you reach the end ) If installed languages were moved to the top (before a separator or to another list), it would both ease to quickly see what is currently installed and to tell that from what has been marked for installation or unmarked for removal. Otherwise said, the language position in the list would be the current installation status and the mark would be the to-be status (any mark below is an addition request, any mark missing from the top is a removal request). That would be crystal clear. Hoping it'll be simple enough to do. + + Update: and maybe even more following comment #4?
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