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Description of problem: I can't find Sinhala support on Fedora 9 LiveCD. But Fedora 9 DVD contain Sinhala support and Fedora 8 liveCD also supported for the Sinhala Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Boot your box with Fedora 9 LiveCD 2. Try to select "Sinhala" before login to your system from Languages list 3. Actual results: Sinhala is not available in the Language list Expected results: Sinhala support must be with Fedora 9 LiveCD Additional info: Fedora 9 DVD and Fedora 8 DVD and Fedora 8 LiveCD also came with Sinhala support. This is a critical issue if you consider marketing aspects.
Space on the live cd is limited, and the lion share of space is taken up by translations. To address this issue, we have decided to restrict the supported languages to those which have more than 50% complete translations for the gnome desktop. That may be what has unfortunately caused the omission of Sinhala.
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