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"ISO format" could mean a lot of things, I'm happy this is not about the date format (ISO 8601)
by Aardwolf 2y ago
"ISO format" could mean a lot of things, I'm happy this is not about the date format (ISO 8601)
- Am4TIfIsER0ppos 2y agoThat needs more use! It needs to be an easy to use locale on Linux, and KDE needs to respect the locale which version 6 still doesn't!
- rswail 2y agoThere is (used to be?) locale of "en_DK" (or English language for Denmark) that combined English month/day names with ISO8601 dates. Maybe there needs to be an "en_ISO" ("en_UN"?) locale that has: 1. Currency of "$" 2. Numbers with decimal point as "." and group separator as "," and leading zero on (absolute) values between 0 and 1 3. Day names of Monday->Sunday and the equivalent abbreviations 4. Month names of January->December and the equivalent abbreviations 5. Times in 24 hour HH:mm:ss format 6. Dates in ISO8601 yyyy-MM-dd format. 7. Timestamps in "pure" ISO so yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss[.ssss] and with a "Z" or ±HH[:mm] for timezone adjustments.
- WesolyKubeczek 2y ago8. DIN A4 paper size 9. Metric units where possible