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[Daniel Kulesz <daniel.kulesz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

Version tested: RevAger trunk, Revision 49
Environment: Windows XP SP3, 32bit, Java 1.6.0.17-b04, 

Steps to reproduce:
- delete your revager settings directory, start RevAger.
- click on the language flag
- choose the desired language and click the confirm button.

Expected behavior:
- after selecting the language, RevAger instantly changes the language or offers the option to restart itself to make the changes take effect.

Actual behavior:
- clicking the language button in the selection gives almost no visual feedback.
- clicking the confirm dialog does not close the popup window
- the language is not switched, and no indication why this is the case is given - the user has to "guess", that a restart of the application might be required.

Another minor usability flaw: Why do we need this confirm button for
changing the language actually?

** Affects: revager
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New


** Tags: usability

** Tags added: usability

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Changing language requires restart, but no indication is given
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/592796
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Status in RevAger: New

Bug description:
Version tested: RevAger trunk, Revision 49
Environment: Windows XP SP3, 32bit, Java 1.6.0.17-b04, 

Steps to reproduce:
- delete your revager settings directory, start RevAger.
- click on the language flag
- choose the desired language and click the confirm button.

Expected behavior:
- after selecting the language, RevAger instantly changes the language or offers the option to restart itself to make the changes take effect.

Actual behavior:
- clicking the language button in the selection gives almost no visual feedback.
- clicking the confirm dialog does not close the popup window
- the language is not switched, and no indication why this is the case is given - the user has to "guess", that a restart of the application might be required.

Another minor usability flaw: Why do we need this confirm button for changing the language actually?