To reproduce, install Fedora 44 KDE in Russian. This configures the keyboard layout as en,ru (English and Russian, switched). During the live boot and install, layout switching is enabled (though it [doesn't really work right](https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2453260)) once you have selected Russian language and got the `en,ru` configuration. After install, if you go through plasma-setup without changing the layout settings, and reach the desktop, layout switching is enabled and works properly. However, *in plasma-setup itself*, layout switching does not work at all. Pressing meta+alt+k (the shortcut to switch layouts) just types a k. There is no visible/clickable layout indicator. This isn't hugely important because people usually only want to type ASCII characters in the initial setup tool, but...it *is* technically possible to include native characters in your password, if you like, and we actually test that in Fedora openQA.