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[Anthony Harrington <1732222@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Perhaps this bug report is meant for the ubiquity ubuntu installer?

If I understand correctly, the issue is that the user only gets one
chance to install the corresponding locale packages for their chosen
locale during first setup of ubuntu, and not again until they do it
manually after ubuntu's been installed? Or is it that some packages are
not being installed automatically after choosing English UK? Doesn't it
try to install as many relevant packages as it can already?

Would the ideal behaviour be 'user selects locale as British English (UK), therefore install all related packages like: libreoffice-help-en-gb, libreoffice-l10n-en-gb, myspell-en-gb, hunspell-en-gb during setup automatically?
Just to confirm - these packages are included in the .iso locally, so they wouldn't require an internet connection during first setup?

Do other languages have this issue?

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Title:
  Language support not installed matching locale

Status in language-pack-en package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  When Ubuntu is installed with UK locale settings during setup, all of
  the language support is not installed and some applications e.g.
  LibreOffice display with non-UK English. The extra language support is
  prompted to be installed *the first time* the user accesses the
  language options (see screenshot attached).

  When this language support is installed, these applications then
  (correctly) display menus etc in UK English.

  Ubuntu setup appears to not install the matching locale languages.

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