From: Jeff D. <da...@da...> - 2001-03-15 03:04:20
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>Suse v?? glibc-2.1 I suspect all glibc-2.x's will work similarly. Older libc's (and non glibc's, I don't know about.) >$LANG=de date "+%x %X" >03/15/01 02:06:00 That's a failure (just like I saw in my tests). It's can't find 'de', so the locale defaults to "C". You can be even more sure of this by printing the day-name: LANG=de_DE date +%A Mittwoch LANG=de date +%A Wednesday So tell me again: which of these worked under which version(s) of Windows? I just tested an older SunOS machine: 'de' and 'de_AT' worked, but NOT 'de_DE' nor 'german' nor 'deutsch'. Ug. |