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Description
This is testing ABRT GUI translation support. If you're using other than english locale and the main window seems localized, then it means the translation is working.
How to test
Open a terminal and run:
$ LANG=<locale> abrt-gui
- where <locale> can be any supported C locale
Expected Results
The texts in the GUI should be localized.