basically the whole concept of tying this back to hard coded/generated
blob is the problem.

There are those live in Germany, that speak/use english yet want different 
settings.
There is no one size fits all.

LANG=en_GB.UTF-8                or en_US
LC_ADDRESS=de_DE.UTF-8
LC_MEASUREMENT=de_DE.UTF-8      or en_US
LC_MONETARY=de_DE.UTF-8         or en_US/ en_GB 
LC_NAME=de_DE.UTF-8
LC_PAPER=de_DE.UTF-8            or en_US
LC_TELEPHONE=de_DE.UTF-8
LC_TIME=de_DE.UTF-8             or en_US 
LC_NUMERIC=en_GB.UTF-8          or some  with decimal comma

The whole concept of being able to select what you want is not possible
under glibc blob   

seems like the whole process needs an overhaul.

Infact even having settings tied to a language region is already "wrong" .
This is root of this problem and its ambigous.

MONETARY should allow, $, € or pound
Decimal is either dot or comma
Paper letter or A4
etc


The are many people or use/need english in Europe,   
and have different format,paper,decimal format, time   settings
But need/want the name, telehpone, address of the country they are in.
But want switch say decimal format for a demo....

I want to use decimal point, A4, €, 24 time, german date format, german
address and name

changing 1 setting and logging in and out is what a user expects.

but what we have to do, is generate different blobs, and have a scripts
that tweak plasma-localerc so we can change on setting.

The process doesnt work in a user friendly way .

and Having these settings in 10 places just adds to teh confusion and
frustration for linux noobs like me.

/etc/default/locale — Debian/Ubuntu system default, set by the installer
   - /etc/environment — PAM's generic env file, distro-agnostic
   - ~/.pam_environment — per-user PAM overrides, from the pam_env module
   - ~/.profile — traditional POSIX shell login vars
   - ~/.bashrc / ~/.bash_profile — bash-specific
   - /etc/locale.conf — systemd's way (used by systemd-localed)
   - ~/.config/plasma-localerc — KDE's own layer on top
   - ~/.config/locale.conf — some apps read this directly?
   - dconf/GSettings — GNOME's layer
   - /etc/locale.gen — the build list for generating the binary blobs

basically a day lost trying to understand locale on kububtu
and i still dont have a good working solution. 
But at least i understand it is a problem.

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