Are saying unity greeter is the package that allows you to change the
language type before login?
On Mar 3, 2015 6:45 AM, "Eliran Malka" <email address hidden> wrote:

> ok, got it. i'm using unity greeter. updating description...
>
> ** Package changed: language-selector (Ubuntu) => unity-greeter (Ubuntu)
>
> ** Description changed:
>
>   environment details
>   ===================
>   - release: 14.10
>   - OS arch: 64bit
> - - package versions:
> -   - lightdm: 1.12.1-0ubuntu1
> -   - language-selector-common/language-selector-gnome: 0.135
> + - relevant package versions:
> +   - unity-greeter: 14.10.2-0ubuntu1
> +   - lightdm: 1.12.1-0ubuntu1
> +   - language-selector-common/language-selector-gnome: 0.135
>
>   prerequisites
>   =============
>   - system is configured with two installed languages/keyboard layouts.
>   - login is configured to be locked by password.
>
>   steps to reproduce
>   ==================
>   1. when logged in, change the language to one other than the default (He
> in my case, En is default).
>   2. log out/lock.
>   3. change the language back to the default (En in my case).
>   4. login using a password.
>
>   expected result
>   ===============
>   after login, the active session should keep the language selected in the
> login screen.
>
>   actual result
>   =============
>   after login, the language selection made in the login screen is not
> persisted, and the language selected in the previous session is now active
> again.
>
> ** Description changed:
>
>   environment details
>   ===================
>   - release: 14.10
>   - OS arch: 64bit
>   - relevant package versions:
> -   - unity-greeter: 14.10.2-0ubuntu1
> +   - unity-greeter: 14.10.2-0ubuntu1
>     - lightdm: 1.12.1-0ubuntu1
>     - language-selector-common/language-selector-gnome: 0.135
>
>   prerequisites
>   =============
> - - system is configured with two installed languages/keyboard layouts.
> + - system is configured with two installed input languages/keyboard
> layouts.
>   - login is configured to be locked by password.
>
>   steps to reproduce
>   ==================
> - 1. when logged in, change the language to one other than the default (He
> in my case, En is default).
> + 1. when logged in, change the input language to one other than the
> default (He in my case, En is default).
>   2. log out/lock.
> - 3. change the language back to the default (En in my case).
> + 3. change the input language back to the default (En in my case).
>   4. login using a password.
>
>   expected result
>   ===============
> - after login, the active session should keep the language selected in the
> login screen.
> + after login, the active session should keep the input language selected
> in the login screen.
>
>   actual result
>   =============
> - after login, the language selection made in the login screen is not
> persisted, and the language selected in the previous session is now active
> again.
> + after login, the input language selection made in the login screen is
> not persisted, and the input language selected in the previous session is
> now active again.
>
> --
> You received this bug notification because you are a member of Lubuntu
> Packages Team, which is subscribed to language-selector in Ubuntu.
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1427602
>
> Title:
>   input language change does not persist after login
>
> Status in unity-greeter package in Ubuntu:
>   Incomplete
>
> Bug description:
>   environment details
>   ===================
>   - release: 14.10
>   - OS arch: 64bit
>   - relevant package versions:
>     - unity-greeter: 14.10.2-0ubuntu1
>     - lightdm: 1.12.1-0ubuntu1
>     - language-selector-common/language-selector-gnome: 0.135
>
>   prerequisites
>   =============
>   - system is configured with two installed input languages/keyboard
> layouts.
>   - login is configured to be locked by password.
>
>   steps to reproduce
>   ==================
>   1. when logged in, change the input language to one other than the
> default (He in my case, En is default).
>   2. log out/lock.
>   3. change the input language back to the default (En in my case).
>   4. login using a password.
>
>   expected result
>   ===============
>   after login, the active session should keep the input language selected
> in the login screen.
>
>   actual result
>   =============
>   after login, the input language selection made in the login screen is
> not persisted, and the input language selected in the previous session is
> now active again.
>
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>
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>