On 18/11/19 12:34, Stephen Morris wrote:
On 18/11/19 12:17, Stephen Morris wrote:
On 17/11/19 01:22, Bob Goodwin wrote:
Le 16/11/2019 à 07:13, Ed Greshko a écrit :
It has moved to "Edit--->Preferences--->Advanced"
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Well that works, but to my surprise English UK seems to still use
AM/PM 12 hours? French does 24 hour time however I don't know if it
will let me use an Englsh spell checker, it seems it should ?
If they can have all those language options why notan English 34
hourrs? /get frustrated with Thunderbird but it's the only one I've
tried that does most of what I want, however that advantage seems to
shrink wuth each "improvemed" version they produce./
For me it didn't work. I have Thunderbird set to the Regional locale
of Australia and the gnome preferences are set to 24 hour time, but
Thunderbird still displayed the dates long format with 12 hour time.
To get Thunderbird to show 24 hour time I had to de-activate
"Automatic Date and Time" in the gnome preferences, which caused
Thunderbird to display times in 24 hour format but it displayed dates
in short format even though the date preferences in gnome were set to
long format. In order to get the date format in Thunderbird I wanted,
I had to install the addon "Configdate" which provides access to a
hidden configuration setting in Thunderbird. With this addon I could
set the data format on "today's mail" to time only, this weeks mail
to long format and everything else to short format. In all of these
options the time is displayed in the system option of 24 hours.
On thing I forgot to mention in my previous thread was this is on F30
with Thunderbird 72.0a1.
The other thing that may be useful or may not is, Thunderbird is
installed in /opt/thunderbird which is still owned by root, but I have
set the acl on the thunderbird directory to give my userid rwx access to
everything within that directory via setfacl.
regards,
Steve
regards,
Steve
regards,
Steve
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