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If it's offered, choose EN-Australian or EN-international. Then you get sensible dates and measurement units.
by emmelaich 1y ago
If it's offered, choose EN-Australian or EN-international. Then you get sensible dates and measurement units.
- Waterluvian 1y agoAnd if you want it to be more sensible but still not sensible, pick EN-ca.
- benhurmarcel 1y agoI usually set the Ireland locale, they use English but use civilized units. Sometimes there's also a "English (Europe)" or "English (Germany)" locale that works too.
- okanat 1y agoNowadays this works for many applications. Not for the "legacy" ARM compiler that was definitely invented after Win NT adopted UTF though. It crashes with "English (Germany)". Just whyy.
- distances 1y agoI also use Ireland sometimes for user accounts. For example Hotels.com only offers the local languages when you select which country to use. The Irish version is one of the few that has allows you to buy in Euros in English.