Lock screen time is non-US about tigeros

[Tjzabel]

You are using Gnome, correct?

In order to change the default time from 24h to 12h with the gnome-clock-applet you run the command:
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface clock-format 12h

[ct-martin]

@Tjzabel Point is should be 12hr by default. Also, this is on Cinnamon, so sort of

[Tjzabel]

@ct-martin Understood. We can run this command at startup or add it to the ks to make it start in 12h time format.

[axk4545]

@ct-martin @ctmartin @Tjzabel it's all good. I know what to do to fix it just haven't had time. it is in the lightdm-gtk-greeter.conf file. I would like to maybe make this part of a UI tweaks package.

[axk4545]

see #45

[Tjzabel]

From what I've noticed going through the TigerOS install, there is an option to change the time format in the Anaconda installer.

[ct-martin]

Verified as still appearing in the GNOME builds

[axk4545]

Please see if this can be done in a package with the lockscreen since they are related

[axk4545]

manually set for public demos until implement tweak

[axk4545]

@Tjzabel adding notes on next steps here as well. Again, this is low priority but I want the notes so we can come back to it.
We should add a gschema override like we did for the wallpaper to set the key. This will be part of our UI tweaks package.

[Tjzabel]

Command to change clock to 12h:

gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface clock-format 12h

[Tjzabel]

Current status on this issue: Commit has been added and is now set for testing.

If testing completes, and works without error, I will be closing this issue. If not, I will update this comment with the errors.

[Tjzabel]

Tested and fixed.