Public bug reported:
Ubuntu RTM #11.
Go to System Settings -> Languages.
The language is US.
Try to change language to another one (like Italian).
There is a popup that suggests to reboot.
Click undo.
The interface is Italian, but the option selector says it is US.
Try to restore US interface: it can't be done because the option selector says
it is already in US.
Reboot the phone, the interface is US.
This behavior is broken, I think I could expect two different behaviors:
- Choose a language -> Popup to reboot -> Click undo -> The previous interface
is restore
- Choose a language -> Popup to reboot -> Click undo -> The new language is
load wherever is possible, and at the next restart is applied globally.
I think 1st is better, but both make sense
** Affects: ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Wrong behavior in language selector
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