marcinjakubowski / date-menu-formatter

Date Menu Formatter GNOME Shell extension

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Cannot include local time zone's abbreviation in the way I want to #8

Closed ChaiTRex closed 10 months ago

ChaiTRex commented 1 year ago

Can you please make some combination of zs produce the abbreviated local time zone (like "EDT")? The reference that the extension's settings links to mentions that that's the way to accomplish that.

cryhot commented 1 year ago

According to the reference, upper case Z should produce something like "-0500", but produces "8/9/2023, CDT" for me. There is currently no way to just get "CDT" only.

All of z, zzzz, v, vvvv, V, VV, VVV, VVVV patterns produce "undefined" for me. Out of these, I am also mostly interested in z.

AlexLandherr commented 12 months ago

I have similar issue on Debian 12 Bookworm; I want to show 2023-10-07 12:42 UTC e.g. where UTC would be the time zone/standard the system is currently using.

It's comparatively easy to change what the date command shows by editing ones locale files which I did.

bomdia commented 10 months ago

see pull #31

marcinjakubowski commented 10 months ago

31 merged, new version was submitted to extensions.gnome.org and hopefully gets successfully review, closing this as it was implemented by @bomdia.