Teemu,
While I think you are right about the Ubuntu UIs generally don't support
non-UTF-8 locales, it seems not to be because of the user_locale_utf8_fix()
function in 0010-set-language.patch. user_locale_utf8_fix() does not convert
UTF-8 locale names to non-UTF-8 names; it just replaces .utf8 with .UTF-8 to
not reintroduce bug 666565.
Personally I think that in order to make Ubuntu support non-UTF-8
locales would need rather extensive changes in a bunch of packages. If
that's what you want, discussing it on e.g. ubuntu-devel-discuss is
probably a good idea.
** Changed in: accountsservice (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Committed => New
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