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Right now (v41) with file name template Screencast_%d_%t we get something like Screencast_08-31-2023_04:07:24 AM.
Would be nice to have the possibility to use ISO 8601 format, something like Screencast_%Y-%m-%d_%T (Screencast_2023-08-31_04:24:32). Not sure why here %d is MM-DD-YYYY, but on date command is DD. Also, the MM-DD pattern: I'm using an English interface, but a latin regional setup:
This way all the files would be listed naturally by time of creation.
GNOME Shell 3.36.9, Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS, x11.
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It would actually be super cool if the file name template took all the date format choices (or the ECMAScript date time format specifiers). There are a number of things that dislike filenames with colon in them so I would prefer to just use epoch time in seconds.
Right now (v41) with file name template
Screencast_%d_%t
we get something likeScreencast_08-31-2023_04:07:24 AM
.Would be nice to have the possibility to use ISO 8601 format, something like
Screencast_%Y-%m-%d_%T
(Screencast_2023-08-31_04:24:32
). Not sure why here %d is MM-DD-YYYY, but ondate
command is DD. Also, the MM-DD pattern: I'm using an English interface, but a latin regional setup:This way all the files would be listed naturally by time of creation.
GNOME Shell 3.36.9, Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS, x11.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: