Frank Cox wrote:
On Sun, 09 Dec 2007 17:09:42 -0500
David Boles <dgboles@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
KDE has always defaulted to 'first day to the week is Monday' in any
distribution that I have seen. So this is *not* a Fedora problem but a
KDE default. You should question there. KDE.
kalarm defaults to Monday.
kdebase defaults to Sunday.
The problem is that those are different. I would have expected them both to
default to Sunday, or both default to Monday. The behaviour changes depending
on whether kdebase is installed or not -- kalarm on its own defaults to Monday
but that magically changes to Sunday as soon as kdebase is installed.
I suspect that kalarm in the absence of kcontrol uses a hardcoded default. In my
country, Denmark, the week starts on Mondays so that could be the explanation if
the programmer comes from such a country. Apparently kcontrol looks at the
locale and sets the week starting day accordingly which kalarm in turn respects.
This looks more like a documentation bug and bad coding habit.
--
Erik.
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