I totally agree with this: "it should be possible to choose in all locales, not only selected countries"
That's what we have been asking since 8.04 or even before, because it's a simple choice available in every major operating system except ubuntu. It's not a fundamental usability matter wether one prefers 12 o 24 hours. But as simple as it is, in the previous thread (colombian locale) we even were requested to provide evidence that in our country the 12 h format was actually used!!! And even after providing reference sites, the bug remain the same (except for colombian locale, i guess) It's so weird to install ubuntu for someone else who discovers that -as a matter of fact- is not possible to change the OS to his/her favorite time format. That's exactly what happens to me when I installed ubuntu in my dad's laptop almost 2 years ago. Believe me! There's nothing more straightforward that showing to a new ubuntu user how wonderfully "easy" is having to edit a locale config file with weird code just to change a time format. It's a simple thing, with a simple solution as far as i can tell. We would be very grateful if this is solved soon :D -- 12 Hours Clock not available In El Salvador nor Mexico. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/593436 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
