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Bug 85814

Summary: Launchers loose their name when changing language between sessions
Product: [Retired] Red Hat Linux Reporter: Mikael Carneholm <carniz>
Component: gnome-desktopAssignee: Mark McLoughlin <markmc>
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Description Flags
Before changing language
none
After changing language none

Description Mikael Carneholm 2003-03-08 01:27:19 UTC 
Description of Problem:
Launchers other than the default loose their name when changing language from
one session to another.

Steps to reproduce the problem:
1. Log out from a session where language A is used
2. Log in using language B (change language using GDM)

Actual Results:
Launchers other than the default (home, start here, wastebasket) have lost their
names and are labeled "No name" (or equialent in other languages, I suppose).

Expected Results:
Launchers have their names intact

How often does this happen?
Always.

Additional Information:
See attached screenshots.
Comment 1 Mikael Carneholm 2003-03-08 01:29:47 UTC 
Created attachment 90527 [details]
Before changing language
Comment 2 Mikael Carneholm 2003-03-08 01:31:02 UTC 
Created attachment 90528 [details]
After changing language
Comment 3 Havoc Pennington 2003-03-08 01:46:15 UTC 
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=107854
Comment 4 Mark McLoughlin 2004-07-27 08:42:21 UTC 
Lets just track this upstream