Public bug reported:
At least in Kubuntu 11.04, a user could go to systemsettings, then to
"Locale" > "System Languages" and add another language.
In Kubuntu 12.10, a user goes to systemsettings, then to "Locale" and
doesn't find the "System Languages" icon. He also doesn't find there a
way to add another language, being forced to use English (if he can
learn it). (*)
Also, using "kdesudo systemsettings" doesn't help, there the options
seen in "Locale"... are the same.
Thanks!
(*) This is also because in Kubuntu 12.04 the notifier "language packs
not entirely installed, should I install them?" does not appear,
although this is another bug.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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In Kubuntu 12.10, systemsettings does not show "system languages"
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