In Ubuntu 18.04 I would like to create a new (custom) locale. Is this possible? There seem to be many older entries on how to do this but nothing current (none of the 'old' ways are working for me).
I would like to make a copy of en_US.utf8 and change the LC_TIME section to read like this
LC_TIME
copy "en_DK"
END LC_TIME
Assuming this is possible, here are my specific questions:
1) How should I name this new file I am creating? Does the name need to be in a specific format to be accepted? For example, is 'en_XX' acceptable? How about 'en_US@DK'?
2) How do I get this new created file to appear in the list when I run 'locale -a'?
3) How do I set this new file as the default locale via the CLI?
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