This bug was fixed in the package langpack-locales - 2.9+git20090617-1
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langpack-locales (2.9+git20090617-1) karmic; urgency=low
* Update to current upstream glibc git head localedata:
- Adds nan...@latin. (LP: #236028)
* Drop patches accepted upstream:
- es_CO-papersize.patch
- iso14651_kra_sorting.patch
- mt_MT-Awwissu-spelling.patch
* Move locale.alias.5 to debian/local/, since it's not from upstream.
* Add debian/patches/debian-*: Import localedata patches from Debian's
eglibc source package, as far as they apply. This is easier to maintain
than applying them inline, since the primary code base is now [e]glibc
upstream.
* Rename our Ubuntu patches to ubuntu-*.
* debian/rules: Install a temporary localedata -> . symlink, so that the
Debian patches apply.
* Add ubuntu-wal_ET-SUPPORTED.patch: Add missing wal_ET entry to SUPPORTED.
(LP: #362726) (The other missing entries got fixed by applying the Debian
patches properly now)
* Don't directly install SUPPORTED in debian/install any more, but in
debian/rules, and apply some seddery to convert the format to the one we
are currently using.
* debian/local/test-locales: Update to get along with upstream format of
SUPPORTED.
* Bump Standards-Version to 3.8.1 and debhelper compat to 5.
* debian/control: Add missing ${misc:Depends}.
-- Martin Pitt <martin.p...@ubuntu.com> Wed, 17 Jun 2009 11:05:25
+0200
** Changed in: langpack-locales (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released
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Min Nan Chinese not available in Language Support
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/236028
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