Public bug reported:
Panel clock shows date for Russian locale in the following format:
"Втр, 10 Июл, 00:31". It is not right.
1. According to Russian writing practice, month names are not
capitalized. So if month name doesn't stay in the beginning of the
sentence, its first letter should not be capital (for example: "10 июля"
or "10 июл" for abbreviation).
2. 3 letter abbreviations for weekdays are very rare in Russian. It is
better to use 2 letters (Пн, Вт, Ср, Чт, Пт, Сб, Вс).
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: l10n russian
** Description changed:
Panel clock shows date for Russian locale in the following format:
"Втр, 10 Июл, 00:31". It is not right.
1. According to Russian writing practice, month names are not
- capitalized. So if month name does'n stay first in the sentence, its
- first label should not be capital (for example: "10 июля" or "10 июл"
- for abbreviation).
+ capitalized. So if month name doesn't stay in the beginning of the
+ sentence, its first letter should not be capital (for example: "10 июля"
+ or "10 июл" for abbreviation).
2. 3 letter abbreviations for weekdays are very rare in Russian. It is
better to use 2 letters (Пн, Вт, Ср, Чт, Пт, Сб, Вс).
** Tags added: l10n russian
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Month names in Russian Localization should be in lowercase
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/124987
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