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[Gunnar Hjalmarsson <1535214@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

@Walter: If Traditional Chinese has been installed, both zh_TW and zh_HK
should indeed be available in the language list in the Language Support
tool. If any of them isn't selected, you'll typically find it as a
greyed-out item at the bottom of the list. In your case you should be
able to drag the "zh_TW" item so it appears at the top between the
"zh_HK" and "en" items.

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Title:
  zh_TW is not set as fallback locale when selecting Hong Kong as
  location

Status in language-selector package in Ubuntu:
  Incomplete
Status in localechooser package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed
Status in ubiquity package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  In 15.10, when selecting Hong Kong as the user location during
  installation, zh_TW is not set as a fallback language like before
  (i.e. 'LANGUAGE=zh_HK:en' rather than 'zh_HK:zh_TW:en'). Worse still,
  there is no 'Chinese (Taiwan)' available in 'Menu language' in
  'Language support' like before (Both of them should be packed into one
  locale option 'Chinese (Traditional)'). This is a major issue as most
  Hong Kong users rely on zh_TW locale as many software are not
  translated into zh_HK.

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