Linux install problems

[Jerry Feldman]

On Tuesday 09 November 2004 1:03 am, John J. Herda wrote:
> 4.  Of lesser importance, how do I get the date to
> display as yyyy-mm-dd in file listings etc. as I can
> in Windows 98?  
From a command line window use the ls command:
ls -l
There l is a lower case L (ell). 
What file manager are you using. I don't remember if you were using KDE or 
GNOME. If you are using KDE and Konqueror), just click the Detailed List 
View icon in the tool bar and you will get a yyyy-mm-dd date. 
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