Hi!
I now understand what you are talking about, but this new request is a
wontfix. The initial problem was clearly an issue when not enough space
was allocated for locale-dependent dates. Now, however, you get what
strftime gives you. We can't interfere with this for each and every
language. If y
Months short name of date command and of mc has changed and are too long
so the alignment is broken.
I think that a single truncating operation to 3 characters would be good. But
to distinguish june (juin in french) and july (juillet), a transform to jun for
juin and jul for july is needed. Anot
Can you post a screenshot of the current alignment and the way you'd
like it to look?
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Dates are truncated in the french translation of mc
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Thank you, Yury. I tried this update. Now the dates appear fully. Just the
alignment is not perfect because the French months name in mc are with various
sizes, it is not very nice. But the important is that the dates are well
readable.
Thank you again.
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Dates are truncated in the french tra
I have already fixed this upstream and it made it in Debian. The
packages for Ubuntu are available from my PPA:
https://launchpad.net/~zyv/+archive/ppa
Please report if it works.
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