Closed christianhorn closed 1 year ago
Hello,
that is a bit of a confusion: The "locale" setting changes how some formats are printed (whether the weekday is german, english, spanish, etc.)
To change the timezone, you need to use the parameter "timezone". I.e. if you just replace locale with timezone in your example, you should be good.
Hope this helps!
Hi,
awesome, thanks a bunch! The time part of what I am now running with sway:
env TZ="Asia/Tokyo" \
bumblebee-status/bumblebee-status \
-m time datetimetz \
-p time.format="日本 %H:%M" \
-p datetimetz.format="ドイツ %H:%M" datetimetz.timezone="Europe/Berlin"
Chris
Bug Report
Description
Affected modules: time date datetimetz datetz Version used: latest git
Timezone is used from current environment, while parameters like date.locale seem to be ignored. My goal is to have the current time from 2 different timezones in the status bar.
How to reproduce