[Bug 121150] Re: Wrong locale setting when choose Hong Kong as the location

[Walter Cheuk]

This problem is almost fixed in 10.04.3 (perhaps in other releases too)
except in firefox, it is because the firefox zh-cn language pack is
included, which is not necessary at all.

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Title:
  Wrong locale setting when choose Hong Kong as the location

Status in “ubiquity” package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  1. Get a 7.04 Ubuntu desktop CD.
  2. Boot into English (i.e. change nothing and press enter to boot)
  3. Run the desktop installer, choose Chinese (Traditional) as the language
  4. Choose 'Hong Kong' as the location
  5. The installer change to simplified Chinese. It should be traditional Chinese
  6. Complete the installation, reboot. The login screen and all texts after login use simplified Chinese, which should be Chinese (Hong Kong). Chinese (Hong Kong) is a valid locale within Ubuntu.
  7. Run a program with no native translation in Ubuntu, such as Firefox, the texts use simplified Chinese, which should fallback to traditional Chinese.

  This bug should have been reported before, but I can't find it. Thank
  you.

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