I'm not familiar with MATE as such, or its clock app, but having configured other similar clock apps in the past, the fact that it says "_l" suggests to me that somewhere there is a typo--i.e., that "_l" is somewhere that "%l" should be.
See strftime(3) for possible values. ---- On Wed, 29 Oct 2025 08:31:32 -0500 Claudio Miranda <[email protected]> wrote --- > Greetings, > > First of all, thank you all for a successful 7.8 release. > > I'm currently running 7.8-current (#76) on two systems, one is an Evoo > EVC141-12BK laptop and the other is a Lenovo ThinkCentre M710s. Both > are running the latest MATE Desktop available under this snapshot. > > While I've noticed in the past that the MATE clock panel app has taken > a little longer than usual to show itself after logging in, I've > noticed in the past few days that the time isn't displaying correctly > when using the 12-hour setting. All is fine when using the 24-hour > setting, though. I've deleted the panel app on both and tried adding > it back, but it fails to load until I log out and log back in, but the > problem persists when using 12-hour time. > > I've attached screenshots of both settings compared to what the "date" > command shows along with the OpenBSD-current version. > > Please let me know if you need further system information from dmesg > on both systems. I didn't think it was necessary for this, but if so, > I'll add the dmesg from both PCs. > > Thanks, > > -Claudio >
