Andreas, Thanks for your suggestion, and yes its something I had tried.
It still gives the same result, ie Monday on the left. Thats why I am convinced I want to have a look at the source, which is something I cant find. H > H.McM wrote: > > > I have been looking at this problem too, cause its something that bugs me as well. > > > > After looking at the man page for cal, I saw that start on Sunday is the default >unless run with a -m option. Madrake seems to run with the -m option. I could however >find no alias for cal='cal -m' on my system, or any other way of forcing it start on >Sunday. So I decided to 'use the source Luke'. > > > > This then launched a whole heap of other problems. I found out that cal is part of >the util-linux package, so I downloaded the util-linux src rpm. Only to find out that >it only contains *patch* files. > > > > So now there is another burning question. All I want is cal.c, but where is it? > > > > Did you try to run \cal just in case there is an alias and you just > didn't find it? > > Andreas > > > > -- > Prof. Dr. Andreas J. Guelzow > http://www.math.concordia.ab.ca/aguelzow > > >
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