Hi!
I use Ubuntu Mate 24.04, I don’t know why Mate Calc is using the coma as decimal separator instead of period.
I tried different regional language settings, but it has no effect.
How can I obtain that calc uses the period?
Hi!
I use Ubuntu Mate 24.04, I don’t know why Mate Calc is using the coma as decimal separator instead of period.
I tried different regional language settings, but it has no effect.
How can I obtain that calc uses the period?
I remember, when I was setting up the language settings for my region, for whatever reason, the date, time, and number settings did not change from English (United States) to English of my region. I had to do it manually, via the same Language settings utility.
Have you checked this?
Jaymo
Yes jaymo, i tried various regional settings for my language, but it has no effect on Mate Calc.
The file controlling global usage is this:
/etc/default/locale
My copy of that contains the following:
# File generated by update-locale
LANG=en_CA.UTF-8
LANGUAGE="en_CA.UTF-8:en_GB.UTF-8:en_US.UTF-8:en"
To determine what the system has been "told" to use, you can verify using the following:
locale -k LC_NUMERIC | grep decimal_point
which for me reports as
decimal_point="."
The following could give you some background and info to tweak your system's global LOCALE parameters:
Thank you so much Eric.
Problem solved.