[Fedora-i18n-bugs] [Bug 951879] [en_AU] Australian locale missing from anaconda

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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=951879

Adam Williamson  changed:

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--- Comment #10 from Adam Williamson  ---
FWIW, it's fairly easy to change this after install in GNOME; just go to the
Region & Language control center applet (you can launch it directly by opening
the overview and searching for 'regio'), and you can set Language and Formats
there. English (Australia) shows after you expand the list one time (it only
shows very common locales at first, click the three dots in a vertical line to
expand the list). If you have only one user with admin privileges, this setting
should then be applied systemwide. If you have more than one user, or your user
doesn't have admin privileges, you can set the systemwide locale via the "Login
Screen" button.

Out of interest, is there something specific you stand to gain by having the
locale set correctly, or is it just a desire to have it correct? I'm in Canada,
but I usually just keep the en(US) locale, it's close enough in all practical
respects.