I'm well aware of how locales work, but you can't legally set en_FI as *any* of those locale items because that locale simply does not exist. The best the installer could possibly do is set fi_FI.UTF-8 for some of those items, which would leave you with a bizarre mix of English and Finnish in places (e.g. dates). Having selected the English language, I'm afraid you need to select a country where a locale is defined for English in order to get good results.
The keyboard point is valid, since that's internal to the installer.
I'm well aware of how locales work, but you can't legally set en_FI as *any* of those locale items because that locale simply does not exist. The best the installer could possibly do is set fi_FI.UTF-8 for some of those items, which would leave you with a bizarre mix of English and Finnish in places (e.g. dates). Having selected the English language, I'm afraid you need to select a country where a locale is defined for English in order to get good results.
The keyboard point is valid, since that's internal to the installer.