I'm using Debian, so it's close enough to Ubuntu. I built Debian package using pure dh_python2 (no extra flags, no extra options). It seems, that locales.db (under pylocales) is not included by default -- I found workaround for this, but at the moment it's pretty "hackish" and I'm still searching for cleaner solution. Either way, the issue is more likely due to the installation method and not the application itself, so I guess it can be closed. Unless there's some way to forcefully include locales.db during the installation on applications side? Cause this is the only file, that's not going where it suppose to go...
I'm using Debian, so it's close enough to Ubuntu. I built Debian package using pure dh_python2 (no extra flags, no extra options). It seems, that locales.db (under pylocales) is not included by default -- I found workaround for this, but at the moment it's pretty "hackish" and I'm still searching for cleaner solution. Either way, the issue is more likely due to the installation method and not the application itself, so I guess it can be closed. Unless there's some way to forcefully include locales.db during the installation on applications side? Cause this is the only file, that's not going where it suppose to go...