Bug 328771 – Weeks begin always in Sunday.

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Bug 328771 - Weeks begin always in Sunday.


Summary:	Weeks begin always in Sunday.


Status:	RESOLVED DUPLICATE of bug 302143

Product:	gnome-panel
Classification:	Other
Component:	clock
Version:	2.10.x
Hardware:	Other All

Importance:	Normal enhancement
Target Milestone:	---
Assigned To:	Panel Maintainers
QA Contact:	Panel Maintainers

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Reported:	2006-01-26 22:46 UTC by Fermin Molina
Modified:	2006-02-03 09:56 UTC

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GNOME target:	---
GNOME version:	Unversioned Enhancement

Description Fermin Molina 2006-01-26 22:46:59 UTC

Hi,

Weeks always begin in Sunday in Clock Applet, but in other countries begin in
Monday. There is no option to address this issue. Other Calendar/Clock apps have
this feature. Maybe you base the behaviour of the applet using the
internationalization settings of the system, because I have configured all my
system en_US, but because I'm spanish, I like to see the weeks begining in
Monday... is really annoying and cofusing :-(

Thanx to hear my feature request :-)

/Fermin

Comment 1 Timothy Babych 2006-02-01 19:16:54 UTC

I see the same effect. All my locale variables are set to uk_UA.UTF-8.
That's Ukraine.

For some reason, the clock applet in Gnome 2.10 worked ok, starting the week from Monday.
Once I upgraded to 2.12 -- the week again starts on Sunday.

Comment 2 Sebastien Bacher 2006-02-03 09:56:04 UTC

Thanks for the bug report. This particular bug has already been reported into our bug tracking system, but please feel free to report any further bugs you find.


*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 302143 ***