Closed merwok closed 3 years ago
That's weird, because it's taking into account the first day of the week according to the locale. Try LC_MESSAGES=fr gsimplecal
and see if that displays the desired results.
I use locale fr_CA.UTF-8 and don’t have all other variants installed.
Trying with fr, fr_FR or fr_CA gets:
(process:3524217): Gtk-WARNING **: Locale not supported by C library. Using the fallback 'C' locale.
With fr_CA.UTF-8 I see the days translated, but sunday is first.
@dglava is right, it should work automatically. But locales are kinda complex, there are multiple environment variables to deal with. There's LANGUAGE
, a bunch of LC_*
and LANG
, each with their own priority. And the one of LC_
ones that affects the dates and times is, I think, LC_TIME
, not LC_MESSAGES
.
First of all, try executing locale
and see what it shows in the output, please.
LANG and all LC_ variables are set to fr_CA.UTF-8
; LANGUAGE is fr_CA:fr
; LC_ALL is empty.
Well, what does locale -k LC_TIME
say, then? first_weekday
line is the one we are interested in, I think.
day="dimanche;lundi;mardi;mercredi;jeudi;vendredi;samedi"
first_weekday=1
first_workday=2
so if that is counting from 1, it means the week starts on sunday?!
I have installed the fr_FR.UTF-8 locale and updated my config to use it for LC_TIME. First day of week is now monday. Thanks for the help!
Yeah, according to man nl_langinfo
, DAY_1
is hardcoded to be a Sunday.
Sorry I don’t understand that message! The start of week is not hard-coded (I forgot to mention that explicitly in my previous message, now edited).
Yeah, sorry for being vague. I mean that if the locale -k LC_TIME
says that first weekday is 1
, that always means Sunday, regardless of other keys, because DAY_1
is a constant meaning Sunday.
Hello! It would be useful to have an option for first day of week (or determine it automatically from locale, but I don’t know if that’s possible). In France for example Monday is the start of the week.
With Orage being abandoned, gsimplecal is now the only small, GTK-only calendar app for Debian and derived systems.