Description of problem: Fedora Live CD's come in English but when you install Fedora from a live cd and select a language it would be nice if the resulting system got full support for that language. * Post install from KDE spin you still get everything in English (except tty). * Post install from Desktop you get your language in GNOME but no dictionaries, fonts, or other support. This could be solved if Anaconda did a post install process of installing the language pack of the language chosen during install with (this would require checks for Internet though): yum langinstall <locale> Plus, the way to set the language post install is different for every desktop. How reproducible: Every time. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Load Fedora live image 2. Select language other than English 3. Boot into new system Actual results: The resulting system is all English (in case of KDE) and in case of GNOME you have no dictionary or other support (although GNOME is translated). Expected results: The resulting system should be in the language you selected and it should have full support for it.
Thanks for your report. This appears to be a duplicate: Bug 981804 - Even if Fedora main language is set to French, Libreoffice is installed and use English.
Marking as a duplicate of 981804 since there's more info there. 981804 is specifically about libreoffice, but the underlying problem is the same: when and how the langpack packages get installed. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 981804 ***