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Neil Walker wrote: |
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> ubiquitous1980 wrote: |
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>> I am trying to get Thunderbird to correctly display the date format in |
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>> my locale: EN_AU |
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>> Does anyone have any tips? |
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> Setting LANG in /etc/env.d/02locale works for me. |
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> Be lucky, |
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> Neil |
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> http://www.the-workathome.com |
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Is this the "Gentoo" way of setting this? I've always used .bashrc to |
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set up LANG and LC_ALL. |
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To the OP: I'm using Thunderbird and I didn't have to configure anything |
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special to get the AU date format. Just emerged it. But I had already |
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set LANG and LC_ALL when I built my system. Also, I use FVWM as my WM, |
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so I have no localization settings via KDE or Gnome or such; that may |
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affect things for you? |
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John Moe |
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