Hello, It will be great if this date style can be added : lun. 21 déc. 21:50 I know it's PHP but it's something like that (http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php) : %D %j %M %H:%i Thanks Reproducible: Always
My suggestions are as follows. * Only use 3 letters for weekday and month. * Ability to disable year. There is not a whole lot of benefit in showing a number that changes only once a year. Saturday 26 December 2015 is way too long. There is no much benefit. It would save precious horizontal space if we only show first 3 letters of week day and month. Thank you.
Thanks for the report This actually all depends on Qt as we use Qt for date formatting. You can change the format in applet settings but it is still limited to only those three options. Those three options are then limited by your Locale settings (LC_* variables) which Qt parses and returns the format accordingly. Not much we can do with that. It would really be great if Qt would allow setting an arbitrary global date format in addition to following the system Locale, that would help us so much. But, with the things they are now, we are limited by Qt. Sorry. (still makes me wonder if one can simply overwrite some Locale files to a custom configuration...)
> It would really be great if Qt would allow setting an arbitrary global date format in addition to following the system Locale, that would help us so much. Are you aware of a bug report on Qt about this ?
I am not. But there is a QLocale rewrite upcoming which should allow custom date formats. So I'd say "wait and see". /Should/ come with Qt 5.8.
OK thank you !
I'm thinking using KDE again but this is still not implemented right ? Thanks !
Hello, Do you know if it's implemented in Qt now ?
Some information is available at https://wiki.qt.io/Locale_Support_in_Qt_5 but currently there is currently no developer who works on this.