Created attachment 101521 [details] Calendar is correct ONLY because Time field is NOT using Oz or NZ. Overview: In Australia ["Oz"] & New Zealand ["NZ"], weeks begin on Mondays, not Sundays, but this widget incorrectly shows Sundays as Day 1, unless "Time" field is NOT set for Oz or NZ. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Select "Australia - Australian English (en_AU)" in the widget's "Set Time Format..." dialog's "Region" field. 2. Leave "Detailed Settings" inactive. ---OR--- 1. Select "Australia - Australian English (en_AU)" in the widget's "Set Time Format..." dialog's "Region" field. 2. Select "Detailed Settings". 2a. Select "Australia - Australian English (en_AU)" also in all five individual fields of this section. ---THEN--- 3. Left click on Time widget to show calendar. Actual Results: Calendar so-created then INCORRECTLY shows weeks beginning on Sundays. Expected Results: Calendar widget should show weeks beginning on Mondays. Discovered Workaround: i found that by retaining "Australia - Australian English (en_AU)" in the widget's "Set Time Format..." dialog's "Region" field, & manually setting it also in all individual fields below, EXCEPT "Time", then choosing somewhere DIFFERENT than Oz or NZ for "Time", the widget's calendar then correctly shows weeks beginning Mondays. Eg, if i instead use UK, or Norfolk Island, or Anguilla [etc (i did not try any others)], the widget's calendar then becomes correct. See my picture; the associated calendar is correct ONLY because "Time" field is NOT using Oz or NZ. ................................................................................................................................................................. Maui Linux Aurora Plasma 5.8.0.
There can be option for starting week with monday or sunday in options - regarding of timezone.
Where? I cannot find any such option. Can you please describe the location of this option?
It's not there yet - it can be there - maybe in a separate wish.
Before any option is added, it should first be checked if the widget uses the correct locale data (which is provided in Qt via CLDR).
(In reply to Christoph Feck from comment #4) > Before any option is added, it should first be checked if the widget uses > the correct locale data (which is provided in Qt via CLDR). How does one check this?
The requested option now exists in the Digital Clock applet's settings.
*** Bug 360965 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***