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System language is set to "English (UK)" and locale command confirms that (locale is really en_GB) though weeks in Calendar begin on Sunday and Maps app shows imperial units. These apps treat en_GB locale as though it is en_US.

Naturally, en_GB uses metrical units and weeks begin on Monday in this locale. So this is some kind of bug.

BTW, I think that it would be better idea to let user decide what measurement units, date fromats, delimiters, etc. he/she wants to use instead of just selecting one general locale.

System language is set to "English (UK)" and locale command confirms that (locale is really en_GB) though weeks in Calendar begin on Sunday and Maps app shows imperial units. These apps treat en_GB locale as though it is en_US.

Naturally, en_GB uses metrical units and weeks begin on Monday in this locale. So this is some kind of bug.

BTW, I think that it would be better idea to let user decide what measurement units, date fromats, delimiters, etc. he/she wants to use instead of just selecting one general locale.

System language is set to "English (UK)" and locale command confirms that (locale is really en_GB) though weeks in Calendar begin on Sunday and Maps app shows imperial units. These apps treat en_GB locale as though it is en_US.

Naturally, en_GB uses metrical units and weeks begin on Monday in this locale. So this is some kind of bug.

BTW, I think that it would be better idea to let user decide what measurement units, date fromats, delimiters, etc. he/she wants to use instead of just selecting one general locale.

still here in 2.0.4.132.0.4.13: i would change it to feature request and make it define able by user (setting of calendar)