Calendar settings

Time format, seconds, and locale options for the clock and calendar.

Calendar settings (time format, seconds, locale)

Taskbar’s clock and calendar can be tuned to match your preferences.

These settings affect:

  • the taskbar clock
  • the calendar + agenda flyout
  • time formatting inside Start (when it shows clock/calendar info)

Calendar + agenda: Calendar + agenda

Where to change it

Open Sulguni Taskbar Settings → Time & Language.

Time format

Choose how hours are displayed:

  • System default (follow macOS settings)
  • 24-hour
  • 12-hour

This only changes formatting inside Sulguni - it doesn’t change macOS system time settings.

Seconds

Show seconds adds seconds to the taskbar clock and calendar clock.

Enable it if you actually use it:

  • timers
  • time‑sensitive work (trading, debugging, log correlation)
  • “I want an exact timestamp at a glance”

If you never look at seconds, keep it off - it reduces visual noise.

Locale

Locale controls how dates and times are formatted and (when your system supports it) which day the week starts on.

Practical options:

  • Use system locale for “just works” formatting (language, date order, week start).
  • Use a custom locale tag if you want consistent formatting across machines.

Examples: en-US, en-GB, ru-RU, de-DE

If a custom locale is invalid, Taskbar falls back to your system locale.

Quick recommendations

  • If you’re unsure, keep System default + Use system locale.
  • If you want “no surprises” everywhere, set 24‑hour and a custom locale you like (for example en-GB).

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