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Description of problem: gnome-shell does not distinguish between per-user and system-wide settings. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-shell-2.91.91-2.fc15.i686 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Log into gnome-shell 2. Go to 'Activities' to display the search field 3. Type 'Language' into the search field Actual results: Both 'Language and Region' (per-user setting) and 'Language' (system-wide setting, system-config-language) are shown under settings. Now guess which one is the one you need. Expected results: There should be a way to distinguish between system-wide and per-user settings. Additional info: Same problem with control-center, also mixing system-wide and per-user settings.
In the next release, system-config-language will just be an application, while only the control-center components appear under Settings. The system/user distinction has never really existed consistently; the design goal is to make things that one has privilege to change obviously done through the UI, such as changing the Date/Time can be done by clicking on the clock directly. Please retest with 2.91.93 when it lands.
See also bug 685142