Thanks for your report!
Right, Python is the culprit; more precisely python and glibc have different ideas about what's a correct locale name.
Probably your /etc/default/locale file includes this line:
LANG=en_IL
To fix this for yourself, open the file for editing and change that line to:
LANG=en_IL.UTF-8
See also bug #1646260. I think I'll fix language-selector so it at least does not crash in cases like this.
Thanks for your report!
Right, Python is the culprit; more precisely python and glibc have different ideas about what's a correct locale name.
Probably your /etc/default/locale file includes this line:
LANG=en_IL
To fix this for yourself, open the file for editing and change that line to:
LANG=en_IL.UTF-8
See also bug #1646260. I think I'll fix language-selector so it at least does not crash in cases like this.