Jeremy Katz asked on fedora-trans-list to look through the screenshots available at http://people.redhat.com/~katzj/anaconda-langs/ and file bugs. So, on the screenshot attached you can see that absolute file name "/root/install.log" (highlighted in red) is broken in a way so the first slash is on one line, while "root..." is on the other. It looks extremely bad.
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I noticed the same thing in several languages; the Swedish (sv_SE.UTF-8) one has exactly the same problem as the Russian one referenced above (http://people.redhat.com/~katzj/anaconda-langs/sv_SE.UTF-8/screenshot-0009.png is Jeremy's own screenshot) and even English (en_US.UTF-8) has an unfortunate linebreak in '/root/ \n anaconda-ks.config' - not quite as bad but still not so easy to understand. I guess the solution is to make the path strings unbreakable if possible?
Hmmm, these are getting marked with what I think meant unbreakable u'\uFEFF/\uFEFFroot\uFEFF/\uFEFFanaconda\uFEFF-\uFEFFks\uFEFF.\uFEFFcfg' Owen -- has anything changed here in pango?