I’m using Lakka (nightly 21205) on an old Dell e1505 laptop (64-bit 2-core Intel T7400 cpu, 2GB ram, ATI X1400 gpu).
Is there a way to specify the date format displayed in the UI in the top right corner?
As an aside, I managed to set the time zone. For me, setting [FONT=courier new]TZ=“US/Pacific” in .config/autostart.sh (and rebooting) did NOT work.
After poking around some more, I learned about the .cache/ directory (available through ssh in /storage/.cache).
Creating a file named /storage/.cache/timezone with the single line TIMEZONE=US/Pacicfic worked for me (no quotes, no spaces, though I don’t know if that’s truly a restriction or not)
Valid timezone strings can be found on Wikipedia. I do not know whether timezone abbreviations are possible as I simply stopped investigating once I got it to work.
[/FONT]Note: it’s possible to set a hostname in this manner, too. Create a file named [FONT=courier new]/storage/.cache/hostname[/FONT] with the single line some-new-hostname [FONT=arial] ie, echo [FONT=courier new]“picard” > /storage/.cache/hostname to change the hostname to picard Upon reboot, this is picked up by samba as well [/FONT]This should resolve name conflict issues for people having more than one device on their network
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