On 2018-04-02 23:48, Simos Xenitellis wrote:
For those languages that have nouns with a genitive form (usually
Eastern European languages), they can update for date format strings
to appear more natural. The locale files have been autoupdated a few
months ago, and the changes are in 18.04.
This has been posted here a few months ago as well.
In a nutshell, the genitive form of a noun like "April" is a single
word in Greek and looks like "Apriliou".
In English, the genitive form is not a single word, it's "of April".
In Ubuntu 16.04, the locale for the full month name in Greek was
"April" (Απρίλης).
In Ubuntu 18.04, the new locale has "Apriliou" (Απριλίου) instead.
I do not have the definitive list of the locations of the date format
strings.
Thanks for that info!
Just run this command:
$ LC_TIME=el_GR.UTF-8 locale alt_mon
Ιανουάριος;Φεβρουάριος;Μάρτιος;Απρίλιος;Μάιος;Ιούνιος;Ιούλιος;Αύγουστος;Σεπτέμβριος;Οκτώβριος;Νοέμβριος;Δεκέμβριος
Do you know if there is a strftime() conversion specification available
yet, similar to %B, which refers to this new alt_mon component in the
locale definitions?
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