One might assume that toggling between a 12 hour AM/PM format and a 24 hour format would be a snap, a piece of cake, easy to do but alas it so difficult for a person of my low intelligent. I searched files contained within /etc and /usr/share looking for clues that might indicate where the default KDE time format was stored. Also, changing the bash and tcsh shell window date format is a snap on all Desktops. I did log into the Gnome desktop, changing to the 24 hours time format is a snap. As a poor but humble digital peasant my mind does not have the ability to think like a dev, but if it could I would substitute nations for actual time formats. If I choose a country with a 24 hour default I get any text, as a bonus mind you, in their language. You can see this is an all or nothing situation. However, it does take a bit of mental adjustment when reading the time the angle of the hour hand won't generally be what you expect for a given hour. As you can see the selection of time formats is by locale. The clock has options for a 24-hour mode which shows the entire day/night cycle for the current day, and which (in our opinion) is more pleasing than a conventional 12-hour clock. Im 12 and want to learn C or Java, or maybe upgrade my Visual Studio. Change the date and time appearance (24 hour or 12 hour) and copy the time/date to the clipboard. To comply with Android requirements, a privacy policy is now. Here is an image of the pop up window:Īs you can see, nothing unusual, that is until you select time to change the format ģ. Time at a Glance is a handy desktop clock widget that you can click and drag around your desktop. Day 3: - Updated for Android API 14 (a.k.a Android 4.0, ICS) up to API 29 (Android 10). Right Clicked on the digital clock widget and selected Set Time FormatĢ. Here is some of the methods I have tried.ġ. Perhaps, I don't have the intellect to master such an monumental task as toggling a feature. I have searched config file after config file after config file looking for where the parameters may be hidden. I have searched the internet looking for solutions, unfortunately none were current enough to be of any value.

I like using the KDE digital clock widget but prefer the 24 hour clock, but to change it from the AM/PM paradigm is a puzzle that is beyond my ability to solve.

24 hour clock widget