Setting Up Your Locale in Debian-based System
I usually install Debian GNU/Linux system by using bootstrapping. The reason is for flexibility and the need to tunning with less time. [Believe me, seems bootstrapping more faster than network install]
To set the locale that I want to use, I usually set this:
I usually prefer ID_id.utf8. It is Indonesian and using UTF-8 format.
Btw, why Jakarta uses WIT (Waktu Indonesia Timur/Eastern Indonesia Time) not WIB (Waktu Indonesia Barat/Western Indonesia Time)?
Is it the the same reason with speedtest.net assuming my connection is from Ujung Pandang?
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Edit: Hahaha... seems like I'm the one that not RTFM. WIT is not Waktu Indonesia Timur, but Western Indonesian Time as enlightened by anonymous reader. Hmm... I think I need another round up of LFS. Anyway, thx for the enlightenment.
To set the locale that I want to use, I usually set this:
# dpkg-reconfigure localesI usually prefer ID_id.utf8. It is Indonesian and using UTF-8 format.
Btw, why Jakarta uses WIT (Waktu Indonesia Timur/Eastern Indonesia Time) not WIB (Waktu Indonesia Barat/Western Indonesia Time)?
Is it the the same reason with speedtest.net assuming my connection is from Ujung Pandang?
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Edit: Hahaha... seems like I'm the one that not RTFM. WIT is not Waktu Indonesia Timur, but Western Indonesian Time as enlightened by anonymous reader. Hmm... I think I need another round up of LFS. Anyway, thx for the enlightenment.
WIT is Western Indonesian Time, I believe.
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Ow, i see. My bad for not rtfm.
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