This could be a workaround (it worked for me) if you want international date 
format ISO 8601 YYYY-MM-DD in the Linux GTK client:
- Add a new language. Call it English Custom or something like that. Choose as 
language code en_DK. (this has international date format %Y-%m-%d)
- Change the date format to %Y-%m-%d so that printed reports also get this 
format.
- If you make the language translatable and synchronize terms you have the 
added advantage that you can use some of your own English terms in the 
interface.
- Change the language of the users to English Custom for those that want an 
English interface.
- Restart the server and presto! you should now see all dates in international 
format in the views. But unfortunately only in the Linux GTK client, not the 
web client nor the windows client.

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/674079

Title:
  Changing en_US Date Format does not change format in GUI

Status in OpenObject GTK Client:
  In Progress
Status in OpenObject Web Client:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Created new company on trunk rc60
Changed Translations->Language->en_US date format to d/m/y
restarted client and webclient.
New login.
Date format still m/d/y in Webclient and GTK client - incorrect.
Printing a report renders d/m/y - correct

I think it has to do with legacy code for en_US as a default language.



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