Acabo de actualizar firefox 10.02 (Ubuntu 10.04) y no tengo español. Instalar paquete de localización desde synaptic no soluciona nada

Ubuntu 10.04 64bit Firefox 10.02

Voy a contestar por mi mismo. Por una razón desconocida hay que manualmente desde Firefox abrir el paquete [email protected] (o respectivamente los para Argentina o México) que está en /usr/lib/firefox-addons/extensions/. Contestar "Si" a la pregunta "instalar o no" y es todo.

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I've also tried turning network.prefetch-next off, to no avail.
Safe mode does not help either.
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I recently installed chromium and it can handle Bing maps on my system with no problems.
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hello, i'm not sure if i'm reading the bugzilla entry correctly but the target milestone is set to mozilla13 (=firefox 13), so maybe it will just finally be fixed with the next update?!

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After I submit this question I will be downgrading again to Firefox 16 until this problem can be solved.
Edit: noted the following Language Packs were disabled on restart after downgrading to Firefox 16 again:
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Ok I tested a bunch of different Firefoxes on my pos linux box.
'''''Worked with xmodmap:'''''
Vanilla 16.0.2,
Vanilla 16.0B6,
Ubuntu Firefox 16.0.2 (16.0.2+build1-0ubuntu0.10.04.1)
'''''Did Not Work with xmodmap:'''''
Vanilla 17.0.1,
Ubuntu Firefox 17.0.1 (17.0+build2-0ubuntu0.10.04.1)
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Anyway thank you again for all your help.

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