Hi John! On Sat, 14 Apr 2012 15:25:44 -0400 John Scipione wrote: -- 12/24 hour > The setting does come from the Locale preferences. If you change your > clock > settings in Locale it will update the Deskbar clock and vice versa. > Try it! > So this is more of a convenience thing. But it's not a separate > setting, I > don't store whether or not you have a 12 or 24 hour clock in Deskbar, > it > all comes from the locale kit. OK. I wonder however, if it's really needed in the Deskbar. Normally this is a one time setting: People changing from English locale to another have do that from the Locale prefs. And while they're there, they also set the 12/24 hour format and probably never touch it again. I also wonder who'd need the timezone displayed in their clock. > I don't agree that it was more descriptive, there was just 1 option, > Show > settings and it has a pretty big bug and the design was not very > good. A > crashing Deskbar could get you into a state where you couldn't change > that > setting anymore. That bug shouldn't be inherent to using a checkbox. > That was not very ideal. Plus I now show you a preview of > what the clock setting looks like in your locale. I still have to look through the settings and grok what 17:56:17 or 17: 56:16 CEST means. Not a big mystery, but still not as plain English as "Show seconds" under the "Clock" heading. Personally, I'd find a "Show date" and "Show day" options much more useful than showing seconds and timezone. If I need to time something to the second, a stop watch app should be more convenient. :) Regards, Humdinger --=-=--=-=--=-=--=-=--=-=--=-=--=-=--=-=--=-=--=- Deutsche Haiku News - Haiku Gazette http://haiku-gazette.blogspot.com