Unfortunately the translation entry for the date format (in po file) was marked fuzzy and c-format,
so it was discarded when making corresponding gmo file.
ex) [po/ja.po]
. Translators: This is a strftime format string.
. * It is used to display the date. Replace %e with %d if, when
. * the day of the month as a decimal number is a single digit,
. * it should begin with a 0 in your locale (e.g. "May 01"
. * instead of "May 1").
: applets/clock/clock.c:477
, fuzzy, c-format
| msgid "%a %b %e"
msgid "%a %b %e"
msgstr "%b%e日 (%a)"
Expected behaviour
Date order should be month, day, day-of-the-week in ja locale.
Actual behaviour
Date order becomes day-of-the-week, month, day in ja locale.
Unfortunately the translation entry for the date format (in po file) was marked fuzzy and c-format, so it was discarded when making corresponding gmo file.
ex) [po/ja.po]
. Translators: This is a strftime format string.
. * It is used to display the date. Replace %e with %d if, when
. * the day of the month as a decimal number is a single digit,
. * it should begin with a 0 in your locale (e.g. "May 01"
. * instead of "May 1").
: applets/clock/clock.c:477
, fuzzy, c-format
| msgid "%a %b %e"
msgid "%a %b %e" msgstr "%b%e日 (%a)"
Expected behaviour
Date order should be month, day, day-of-the-week in ja locale.
Actual behaviour
Date order becomes day-of-the-week, month, day in ja locale.
Steps to reproduce the behaviour
MATE general version
releases/1.27 releases/1.28
Package version
mate-panel-1.27.3 mate-panel-1.28.0 mate-panel-1.28.1
Linux Distribution
Fedora 39 Fedora 40
Link to bugreport of your Distribution (requirement)
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2273561