Hi.
It's not a big deal but it would be nice to have European/UK/Irish
locale so that dates (in thunderbird mail client in particular) are
dd/mm/yyyy rathe rthan the us mm/dd/yyyy.
I could bodge up a wrapper with
#!/bin/sh
export LC_TIME=en_GB # or whatever you want
<FullPathToYourOriginalThunderbirdCommand>/thunderbird $*
(from mozillazine)
but surely better to have *right* locale which should be: en_IE.utf8
defined globally.
Present locale is en_US.UTF-8
Just putting export LC_TIME=en_IE.utf8 in my .bashrc presumably wont
affect thunderbird so how do I set LC_TIME globally?
Thanks,
John
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