User doesn't get a fully localized system

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Hi,
what I hit everytime I install Fedora Workstation localized to Czech is that after installation from live ISO the system is not fully localized. It's understandable that we cannot fit full support for every language into the Workstation live ISO, but we should have a mechanism that will download all necessary packages after system installation. Something that does the same job as 'dnf langinstall'. The problem with dnf-langpacks is that it's not installed by default and it's a pretty bad user experience if you require the user to go to the terminal to get what they ultimately want: a fully localized system. IMHO it's something that should be done automatically.

By running 'dnf langinstall cs' I got this list of packages:

autocorr-cs
gnome-getting-started-docs-cs
hyphen-cs
libreoffice-langpack-cs
man-pages-cs
mythes-cs

It means the user doesn't have localized LibreOffice, doesn't have autocorrection in their preferred language, and even Getting started which should explain them basics of using the system is not in their language of choice.

Any ideas how to solve this?

Jiri


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