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> Can you take this up with upstream, perhaps?
The latest gdm probably doesn't have any such issues. Fedora 11 Preview that i tried (both installed, and even Live CD), shows Crimean Tatar (Crimean Turkish) locale in gdm just fine, and it really made me feel good when i first saw it. Once i verify that Fedora uses up-to-date gdm, i will close my upstream bug related to this question (which didn't get any feedback anyway).
Is upgrading gdm to the latest version considered for 9.10? If yes, most likely this issue will be resolved automatically.
If not, i don't think upstream will be interested in patching an old release or figuring out how to handle crh locale in it.
P.S. I tried building ubuntu's gdm from source myself a few weeks ago, but i think i don't quite know how to configure its build, because i ended up w/ vanilla-like gdm screen, which still didn't show me crh locale.
Thanks.