French time format is wrong: 12-hours without AM/PM instead of 24-hours

[LGD-Fr]

I have something like (with the af0dfdc version on fedora 23 and the french language) :

• jeu., 03 juin 2016 01:45, instead of
• jeu., 03 juin 2016 13:45.

Apparently I have the 12-hours format without the AM/PM indication, so morning and afternoon cannot even be discriminated…

[PeterSurda]

Hello, you can configure the time format manually in the config file keys.dat, the variable name is "timeformat". Just watch out because you have to escape % with %, so it's slightly different than strftime. In your case, just replace

%%I

with

%%H

Unfortunately, as far as I know, there is no way to configure it in the GUI.

[LGD-Fr]

Thanks @PeterSurda, it works.

[bmng-dev]

For the french locale (and others) %p in strftime is empty or a single space. The absence of AM/PM for some locales is correct as 24 hour time is usually the norm and sometimes there is no one-to-one equivalent for "am" or "pm".
The default setting for timeformat during creation of keys.dat should be changed to simply %c for the better supported locale-specific datetime representation. The current default setting is unusual in some locales.

[LGD-Fr]

Thanks @bmng-dev !

[PeterSurda]

I merged your patch, @LGD-Fr .