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I can't seem to figure out how change the default 24 hour format. How can i change this? I've searched everywhere in this forum and there is nothing that talks about this.
Last edited by aluser (2011-01-22 01:29:37)
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What clock ? hardware or in one of your panels?
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The output that comes out when typed date in the terminal. Other panels use this format too so i'm assuming this a global variable.
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rtm
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rtm? remember the milk?
anyone has any idea how to change this globally. It's as if all applications use this format as default. I just want to know if can change that.
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rtm is a polite way to say rtfm.
You can't change the date format globally.
start with:
man date
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@sisco Thanks. That's all I needed to know. That kinda sucks because its really bothersome to change it manually on all programs ( irssi, bmpanel, etc) rather than just specifying it somewhere globally.
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alias date="date +'%a %b %d %r %Z %Y'"
And yes, you have to change it for each app... The above is only changing it in bash.
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Some apps follows LC_TIME
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