Description of problem: Under tools->options->languages, if the box used for applying the user defined dictionary is ticked, then the US dictionary is used (and locked). It should be the other way around so that the user dictionary is used as default if the box is ticked. If you changed the default dictionary (to say English UK) and then click on the tick box, the default reverts to English US. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 2.0.1.1-3.2 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. tools->options->languages, untick the "For current file" box 2. Alter the default western dictionary to anything other than English US 3. Tick the "for current file" box Actual results: The dictionary reverts to US Expected results: The dictionary remains as the user sets it Additional info:
If its "unticked" then it's readonly, i.e. shows the system locale language (echo $LANG in a terminal) and is not changable. i.e. You shouldn't be able to change the language if it is unticked.