Hello everyone, a quick post for those who use Ubuntu in English and at least once you are confused by looking at the calendar begins with Sunday.
This procedure (which I found here, but being in English, as always translate) it allows us to change the starting day of the week, we go to the point:
- open our beloved local shell and type to find out what language we are using (if you use Ubuntu in English, will probably be en_US )
- hours make a backup copy of our language file like this: sudo cp / usr/share/i18n/locales/en_US / usr/share/i18n/locales/en_US.bak and then edit the original copy with sudo gedit / usr/share/i18n/locales/en_US going to search for the string "1 first_weekday " and replacing it with " first_weekday 2" (if we want the week begin on Monday, otherwise the numerino need to change the day); save and close gedit.
- we type sudo locale-gen that I think will serve to do a general refresh of the language file
- we end the procedure sudo killall gnome-panel ending on the desktop (at least I did) reopens updated.
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