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That explains it. I was confused when I read "Destruction of the Ring" a third of the way through, and "Fellowship begins Quest" at the very end. I wonder whet
by ksmiley 14y ago
That explains it. I was confused when I read "Destruction of the Ring" a third of the way through, and "Fellowship begins Quest" at the very end.
I wonder whether the developers _could_ have put them in chronological order, ex. 12/13/3019 appearing before 03/18/3021; or if the format requires the ordering it has now.
- vec 14y agoIt's probably out of order on purpose. I'm betting this was some of the test data that the developers used, and they just left it in when they finished.
- xyzzyb 14y agoNo, the calendar files are anniversaries not timelines. Have some fun: alias anniversaries="ack -a -h `date +"%m/%d"` /usr/share/calendar | sort"
- graywh 14y agoMy system has calendar.ubuntu with dates ordered by version number and calendar.debian with multiple groups of dates ordered by year.