Package: wmtime
Followup-For: Bug #726125
The real problem is that wmtime try to transliterate an
abbreviations for the day of week and months with libiconv.
But iconv has limited support for transliteration
and can not do it for many languages.
For example:
> echo "Вс" | iconv -f UTF8 -t A
On 10/12/2013 02:38 PM, Nobuhiro Ban wrote:
> Yes, it seems very reasonable behavior. Regards, Nobuhiro
I've updated the package with this behavior. It should appear in Debian
soon.
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2013/10/13 Torrance, Douglas :
> What behavior would you prefer? Should wmtime default to the English
> names when non-Latin characters are encountered?
Yes, it seems very reasonable behavior.
Regards,
Nobuhiro
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Thanks for the bug report!
Unfortunately, wmtime only has support for the 26 characters in the
Latin alphabet. It reads them directly from the file
wmtime/wmtime-master.xpm in the source tree.
What behavior would you prefer? Should wmtime default to the English
names when non-Latin characters a
Package: wmtime
Version: 1.0b2-11
Severity: important
Dear Maintainer,
After updating wmtime to 1.0b2-11, its date-display is broken.
It only shows 2nd char of weekday-name and day-of-month,
i.e. it shows like " A|12- " instead of "SA|12-OCT".
See attached screenshot image:
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