Liamdale
October 3rd, 2014, 04:21 PM
Hi;
I've been on ubuntu (dual boot Linux/Windows) since spring. One of the perks of Ubuntu is language support. I work both in french and english and with windows I had to choose (french or English).
When I work in french I just change the language to french and go to work, same with english. Most of the software adjusts automatically. Great.
My minor problem: The date in the top title bar does not adjust with the change of language. It is always in french. Mind you it is not a hassle for me but I'm just curious why. The only real way I know is that I like the day displayed and it's always in french. At this writing the time & date displays " ven 3 oct 11:11 " (ven is short for vendredi - friday)
I've checked the system setting dialog for time and date and I can't see any way of correcting the problem.
Liamdale
I've been on ubuntu (dual boot Linux/Windows) since spring. One of the perks of Ubuntu is language support. I work both in french and english and with windows I had to choose (french or English).
When I work in french I just change the language to french and go to work, same with english. Most of the software adjusts automatically. Great.
My minor problem: The date in the top title bar does not adjust with the change of language. It is always in french. Mind you it is not a hassle for me but I'm just curious why. The only real way I know is that I like the day displayed and it's always in french. At this writing the time & date displays " ven 3 oct 11:11 " (ven is short for vendredi - friday)
I've checked the system setting dialog for time and date and I can't see any way of correcting the problem.
Liamdale