The goal of this test case is to check that localization support is functional during the installation from a live cd session, that language packs are installed correctly for those languages in the ISO, and that an informational message is shown prompting users to connect to the Internet to fully install language support for those languages not included.
- Boot up the image
- Select a non-English language and press Enter
- The boot screen is displayed in the selected language
- Select the Try Ubuntu option
- Confirm after booting into live session that relevant items are in the correct language
- Click the 'Install Ubuntu' application on the desktop
- Once Ubiquity starts click on Forward
- Select the same non English language from the list and click Forward
- Check your keyboard layout is correct or alter click Forward
- Select Erase and use the entire disk and click Forward
- Select your timezone and click Forward
- Input your initial user details and password (Note admin can not be used it is a dedicated Linux User)
- Tick Log in automatically and click on Forward
- Check the details are correct on the final page and click Install
- Once the installer has finished choose to Restart the system now
- Remove the disc and press Enter
- Allow the machine to reboot and login
- Verify that your system is localized:
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- Language packs included in the Live CD: Bengali (bn), German (de), English (en), Spanish (es), French(fr), Portuguese (pt), Xhosa (xh) (Note: this list might vary between milestones)
- If your language is one in the list above:
- Common translations are installed as part of language packs
- A pop up shows saying your language support is not complete
- If your language is not in the list above:
- Common translations in language packs will not be installed
- A pop up shows saying your language support is not complete
- Check that the calendar shows the regional settings correctly (Note: only in languages on the list above)
If all actions produce the expected results listed, please submit a 'passed' result.
If an action fails, or produces an unexpected result, please submit a 'failed' result and file a bug. Please be sure to include the bug number when you submit your result.
