closing the bug since it didn't get any update but feel free to reopen
it or open a new bug if you still get the issue and can get the details
requested
** Changed in: gnome-control-center (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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** Changed in: gnome-control-center (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
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Title:
Clock and writing settings in Ubuntu login display according
No need to apologize for submitting a bug report even if you are not
sure it is a bug. It's perfectly fine to post a bug if you don't
understand the behavior in some respect and suspect it may be due to a
bug.
If some of the applications appear in the second language, it might be
because the trans
Firstly sorry for reporting bug that i'm not sure of it , Secondly after
restart clock language and writing direction become in Arabic in login
and desktop as the second language in "Language Support" list and some
of the application appears in Arabic i don't know is that behavior right
or not but
Thanks for your effort to make Ubuntu better by reporting this
observation.
I'm not sure, but it seems like you may have missed that you need to
reboot for system wide settings to take effect. Logging out or switching
user is not enough to make the new first language be used on the login
screen.
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Title:
Clock and writing settings in Ubuntu login display according to the
second language exists in language support
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