[BPM] 24 hour clock

[joaojotta]

Is there any cosmic way to get the Big Picture Mode clock on 24 hour mode?

Thanks

[joaojotta]

Really?
There's no way to get this world wide service to display a simple 24 hour clock?!?

[Forcen]

I think it's 24h for me? Does your PC use 24h?
What OS are you on?

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

set your pc to the 24 hour clock in the date/time settings.

just checked mine and it's in 24 hour clock time.

[joaojotta]

So... I do appretiate your help (really) but you guys really think I want 24 hour clock on Steam but don't use it already on the system (every single BIOS I've seen so far was 24 hour clock already - maybe because of the region they're sold on, I don't know)?
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).

[Forcen]

So you are on SteamOS? Ask here then: http://steamcommunity.com/groups/steamuniverse/discussions/1/

EDIT: Quick search on the forums: http://steamcommunity.com/groups/steamuniverse/discussions/1/458605613405647128/

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

im in the US so the region thing has nothing to do with it.

[joaojotta]

Here's the clock, btw. It's midnight here, not 12 am (taht's how we talk in my country and many other countries).
http://i63.tinypic.com/eqwetv_th.png

[Forcen]

Are you on SteamOS or not? If not, then what?

[joaojotta]

I'm using Steam but not on Steam OS.
Thanks for the links but I can't seem to have the file to edit... that's od.

[Forcen]

What OS are you using? Windows? Which one? Mac?

EDIT: Don't use the fix for SteamOS if you're not on SteamOS.

[joaojotta]

Dude, nevermind. You saved me!!!

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:

export LC_TIME=en_DK.utf-8

It works!!!

Forcen, you'te the man!!!

[Forcen]

Great!

Just curious, did your OS display time in 24h but steam didn't?

[joaojotta]

Yes indeed.
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)

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

24 hour... http://imgur.com/a/bvjLX

[joaojotta]

Escrito originalmente por cSg|mc-Hotsauce:

24 hour... http://imgur.com/a/bvjLX

:qr:

It doesn't happen on Linux (can't figure out how SteamOS handles the clock).

Just checked Windows: apparently it uses OS system time format.