Description of problem: When using en_US.UTF-8 locale, and set language order with Simplified Chinese first. The desktop environment (GNOME) uses Traditional Chinese character set to render Chinese characters. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 23 How reproducible: Every time Steps to Reproduce: 1. Use en_US.UTF-8 2. Set Simplified Chinese as the first language order in fonts-tweak-tool which will generate a ~/.i18n file contains "FC_LANG=zh_CN" eventually 3. Try to type a character in gnome-terminal or gedit (which should be launch from GUI, not from terminal) Actual results: The Chinese characters are displayed and rendered from Traditional Chinese or Japanese character sets (which is from Adobe Source Han Sans CN") Expected results: The Chinese characters should be displayed and rendered from Simplified Chinese character sets (which is from Adobe Source Han Sans CN") Additional info: For even more details, please refer to bug 1308856
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