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CLAs look good, thanks!

Thank you for the suggestion. I put it in and tested it out, and it works great.

@dnschneid do you need me to do anything else to make this merge ready?

Would love to see this merged. I'm having to manually perform these steps in my chroots and it's a bit of a pain.

Thanks!

FWIW, under Bionic at least I had to also run apt-get install -y language-pack-en before this worked. Not sure if that's also true under latest Xenial, but with that addition, I'd call this ready to merge, and probably essential since I couldn't get anything significant running under GNOME without it.

@ndarilek give it a shot and if the latest crouton still needs language-pack-en, open a new issue.