For the french public holidays in the Nextcloud Calendar app, May 1st is listed as “Labor day,” but that has never been the case, it was Pétain who spoke of Labor day…
It is the Day of workers.
I’m not French, so I don’t know what kind of political discourse about the naming of Labour Day might be going on in your country, but at least “Le site officiel de l’administraion française” also calls it “Fête du Travail”… Jours fériés dans la fonction publique | Service-Public.fr
Historically, according to historians, it is the Day of workers, but the far right and particularly Pétain (nazi collaborator) later spoke of Labor day…
Referring to an administration rather than a historical fact makes no sense. Just like the Gulf of Mexico is not the Gulf of America…
See my answer in the other thread: Calendrier - mauvais nom de jour férier 1er mai - #9 by bb77
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If you want to change “Fête du Travail” you should first delete the imported french public holidays, then download the french holidays ics-file local and open it in your editor (e.g. ubuntu’s kate) and change the “Fête du Travail” to what ever you want and save that ics-file.
Next step is to open your nextcloud calendar app and open the settings at the bottom of shown image:
Here you can import the local stored ics-file and feel happy with your changes
This topic is not a question, but rather a report of a problem, it will not solve the problem for other users.
Then you’re at the wrong place. Bug reports for Nextcloud should be done on GitHub, but in this case data is provided by Thunderbird (as noted in the popup when adding that data), which can be found at Holiday Calendar — Thunderbird
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Oh, thanks
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