>>>>> "Roger" == Roger So <rogerso@sis.dhs.org> writes:
Roger> You selected a Chinese locale, and you get Chinese dates. Isn't
Roger> that how it's supposed to work? ;) You can set LC_TIME=C if you
Roger> want the "old" behaviour ...
What breaks is NOT ls, it's emacs, or more exactly, the dirmode of emacs.
If it only know how to process ISO days, it should invoke ls in the C
locale. Otherwise it should process the file lines in some other way. It's
not quite acceptable to use the default locale and then fail because it is
zh_TW.Big5.
Regards,
Isaac.
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