Hi,
I have a new installation of Ubuntu 10.10, running the version of Shotwell
that came with it (0.7.2). On the Photos -> Adjust Date and Time dialog,
the Original: value is displayed as e.g. "25/m/2010, 05:02:50 PM". It looks
like the date is being formatted with a template string of "dd/m/yyyy" when
it needs "dd/MM/yyyy", but where does it get that string from?
Does Shotwell have its own settings anywhere, or does it get it from the
system/gnome? i.e. is this a bug in Shotwell or a more general problem in
Gnome and/or Ubuntu? And if the latter, where should I look to fix it - the
only LC_* variable that is set is LC_CTYPE=C, and in System ->
Administration -> Language Support I don't see any actual format strings,
it's just set to use "the usual format for: English (United Kingdom)".
Andy
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