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Evolution does not show 7 day work week in 10.10

Asked by William Kuntze

Evolution in Ubuntu 10.10 seems to have a bug. Even after setting it to do so, even after frequent restarts, Evolution will not show a 7 day work week. That makes it entirely useless to me. Unless you can give a fix, I think that I had better reinstall 10.4 in which Evolution, the most important application to me, worked.

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xlazarus (xlazarus) said : 		#1

I use Evolution under 10.10 (german) and there are still 7 days a week.
You can change the the days for a work week in the preferences fpr Calendar and Days.

lg
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William Kuntze (wjkuntze) said : 		#2

Thank you for your kind answer. Yes, I can go to the preferences and change the days of the work week to 7. However, it does not have any effect on the display of the calendar. I am using the nVidia driver and have applications and the system using size 14 fonts because I have a very large display. The previous version of Evolution worked fine with these setups. I do not think this is solvable. I have seen this reported as a bug elsewhere. If it cannot be solved, can someone tell me how to install the old version of Evolution?
Thank you,

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William Kuntze (wjkuntze) said : 		#3

I have discovered a more mysterious aspect of this problem. If the first day of the work week that I choose is Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or Friday, Evolution will display a 7 day work week. if the first day of the work week that I choose is Saturday, Sunday or Monday, then it will display only a 5 day work week. The results are consistent and repeatable.

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xlazarus (xlazarus) said : 		#4

Ok this sounds like a nice BUG ...
It'll be nice if you could report this Bug.
I will try this behaviour on some Systems ...

XL

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