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There's no way to get this world wide service to display a simple 24 hour clock?!?
What OS are you on?
just checked mine and it's in 24 hour clock time.
There is no option to get 24 hour clock. I can change the system (Steam system) language to whatever I want but not the clock (Kodi is great on that, btw).
EDIT: Quick search on the forums: http://steamcommunity.com/groups/steamuniverse/discussions/1/458605613405647128/
http://i63.tinypic.com/eqwetv_th.png
Thanks for the links but I can't seem to have the file to edit... that's od.
EDIT: Don't use the fix for SteamOS if you're not on SteamOS.
I'm on Linux (Arch). The file maybe "steamos" on SteamOS but on other systems, because you install the application, it's actually "steam-runtime".
Now, I couldn't find the string mentioned in you link (the second one) but apparently I'm getting smart (I'm sure I'm getting dumber by the minute but, please, humour me) and I had the following, under the existing "export" command:
It works!!!
Forcen, you'te the man!!!
Just curious, did your OS display time in 24h but steam didn't?
I distrohopp a lot and Steam BPM has never displayed a 24 hour clock. NEVER!!!
I'm talking about years, now.
(can't quite remember how it behaves on Windows but I'll check it out in a sec - brrrrrrr)
Just checked Windows: apparently it uses OS system time format.