fre, 20 01 2006 kl. 05:35 -0800, skrev David Boles: > David Nielsen wrote: > > fre, 20 01 2006 kl. 18:13 +1030, skrev n0dalus: > >> On 1/20/06, David Boles <dgboles@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >>> I was asked why the GNOME panel clock calendar displays weeks that begin with > >>> Monday. > >>> > >>> The other questions are. Can it be changed to begin with Sunday? And, of > >>> course if possible, how to change it? If not, why not? > >> I could be wrong, but I think it uses the system locale to determine > >> what day the week starts on. > > > > You'd be right, provided the application actually reads that bit of > > information. Which leaves me in the situation where the clock applet > > says the first day of the week is Sunday and Evolution Calendar says in > > Monday - in the same session mind you. The worst bit is that for once > > Evolution is right, in Denmark Monday is the first day of the week. > > > > I think this insanity warrents a bugreport. > > > > David *I hate mondays* Nielsen > > That 'other desktop', the one that starts with a 'K', starts the week with a > Monday for me also. But it can be changed. I wonder why, or how, it can be > changed in GNOME? Because this is and should be dependant on the locale setting - it's by far the best way to handle getting the correct settings for an given country. Rely on already established functionality rather than reinventing the wheel, although that seems to be the trademark of that other desktop. Oh and please don't cc me I'm on the list, although for some reason my mails to -test/-devel don't appear in my mailbox, they are in the archives though. I'm guessing Evolution is suffering from development syndrome atm. - David -- Obligatory shameless blog plug - The GNOME commentary located at www.lovesunix.net/blog -- fedora-test-list mailing list fedora-test-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-test-list