Incomplete Language Support warning after every install of Kubuntu Maverick

Bug #656583 reported by Jeff Lane 
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ubiquity (Ubuntu)
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Bug Description

Binary package hint: kdebase

So far, after each install of Kubuntu is complete and I reboot for the first time into the installed Kubuntu system, I get a notice stating that language support is incomplete. ALL installs have been done from ISO onto a VirtualBox VM. This occurs with both d-i and ubiquity installs and in each case there is an active network connection so there's no reason why the installer isn't completely installing the language pack.

To top that off, I'm installing in English, and this warning should not be occurring for English (it never happened before, so this is a regression).

I've seen this on all the latest ISOs for Kubuntu.

Tags: iso-testing
tags: added: iso-testing
affects: kdebase (Ubuntu) → ubiquity (Ubuntu)
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Mario Limonciello (superm1) wrote :

What's the version of ubiquity on the ISO you are using? There was a regression with ubiquity 2.4.7 (that was fixed in 2.4.8) that can cause some behaviors like this.

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Jeff Lane  (bladernr) wrote :

Probably fixed by release.

Changed in ubiquity (Ubuntu):
status: New → Invalid
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Paul Abrahams (abrahams) wrote :

I get this too on every restart of Kubuntu 14.04, so clearly it is not fixed. This is an ancient bug with many bogus reported solutions.

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Jeff Lane  (bladernr) wrote :

Please open a new bug against Kubuntu for this issue, since this was a Maverick issue that was closed (by me) several years ago now.

It went away in Maverick... perhaps it has regressed?

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