On 2018-01-19 11:28, Hannie Dumoleyn wrote:
On 18-01-18 18:34, Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote:
Was the time format error you mentioned on the wiki page introduced
by the updated language packs?
Good question. I am not sure if it was ok in the previous language
pack, but I have sent an email to our Dutch mailing list to ask
attention for this issue (we use 24 hours clock). The point is that
Ubuntu always uses "older" versions of gnome. I think the time/date
in the top bar comes from gnome-shell, so I will check that first.
Ubuntu Xenial uses gnome 3.20, so I may have to check this old
version as well.
Now I'm confused.
The language packs provide basically translations for packages in
"main", i.e. packages included in the standard Ubuntu distribution,
which is Unity in Ubuntu 16.04. In 16.04 the translations for
gnome-shell are shipped with the gnome-shell package, not with the
language packs. So the proper way to test the language packs for Xenial
is to use standard Ubuntu 16.04, not Ubuntu GNOME.
Hence, if it was Ubuntu GNOME you tested with, we can be pretty sure
that the clock format issue has nothing to do with the new language packs.
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