Public bug reported:
The date should be (and has been in previous Ubuntu versions) displayed
as follows (for YMD):
2018年5月4日 (the symbols clearly mean year, month, day).
Instead, they're displayed weirdly as "5月 4 2018" This is not the way a
date would ever be written in Japanese. In gnome this happens on the
lock screen as well.
If you were writing a date without the year it would be:
5月4日
it doesn't make sense to leave off the 日.
** Affects: indicator-datetime (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1769288
Title:
indicator-datetime displays the date unnaturally in Japanese
Status in indicator-datetime package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
The date should be (and has been in previous Ubuntu versions)
displayed as follows (for YMD):
2018年5月4日 (the symbols clearly mean year, month, day).
Instead, they're displayed weirdly as "5月 4 2018" This is not the way
a date would ever be written in Japanese. In gnome this happens on the
lock screen as well.
If you were writing a date without the year it would be:
5月4日
it doesn't make sense to leave off the 日.
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