Thanks!
So, I wrote a quick script to look through the options available to me
with locale -a, and then run the date command. Output is attached.
The closest thing to what I was after was zh_CN.UTF-8, which I now set
via this line in .bashrc
export LC_TIME=zh_CN.UTF-8
(I work in Beijing,
On 16/03/10 13:10, robs wrote:
Hi.
Although as a PROUD American, I PROUDLY use en_US.UTF-8, I'd really
like to go the -MM-DD route for displaying time.
Not only as returned by date, but displayed by %s in thunderbird in
the mailnews.reply_header_authorwrote preference.
I'm thinking th
Hi.
Although as a PROUD American, I PROUDLY use en_US.UTF-8, I'd really like
to go the -MM-DD route for displaying time.
Not only as returned by date, but displayed by %s in thunderbird in the
mailnews.reply_header_authorwrote preference.
I'm thinking this would be done using LC_TIME,
