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I'm having the following problem: I've set the (Language Support) - Regional Formats (Display numbers etc.) to Hungarian, the format should be the following:

Example:

Number: 1.234.567,89

Date: 2016. nov 6, vasárnap (name of the day, not relevant, here's the relevant part:) 10:15:15

My clock however, isn't separated by :, but by ..

So my clock displays 9.20.46 atm., instead of 9:20:46.

Setting the format back to English would probably solve my issue, but doesn't anyone know how to modify this one instead, in order for it to be separated by colons instead of dots? Using Ubuntu 16.04 LTS

Levente Boda
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You can archive it by creating a custom locale in: 

/usr/share/i18n/locales

Modify the date format using ASCII CODE (Change from U002E to U003A).
Compile it using localedef
Direct LC_TIME to your custom locale, restart pc.

For more info: How to Change Date Formats on Ubuntu

Benny
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