Since one of the most recent updates of the gnome-control-center on Ubuntu GNOME 16.04 with GNOME 3.18 I have found that the boxes which list the packages you want to install are way too small and the user has to enlarge them to see what is actually there, so I think that the starting size for these boxes should be larger. So far I have found this to be true with all of the boxes in the "Region & Language" section which display a list of packages that can be installed and ask you if you want to install them.
So here is an example of what one of the boxes looks like:
Since one of the most recent updates of the gnome-control- center on Ubuntu GNOME 16.04 with GNOME 3.18 I have found that the boxes which list the packages you want to install are way too small and the user has to enlarge them to see what is actually there, so I think that the starting size for these boxes should be larger. So far I have found this to be true with all of the boxes in the "Region & Language" section which display a list of packages that can be installed and ask you if you want to install them.
So here is an example of what one of the boxes looks like:
Ubuntu- GNOME-16- 04_gnome- control- center_ Install- packages- box-too- small.png
Whereas it should really look like this:
Ubuntu- GNOME-16- 04_gnome- control- center_ Install- packages- box-proper- size.png