lubuntu cosmic lxqt-panel world clock truncated in 12-hr format

I cannot confirm this in a daily image with lxqt-panel 0.13.0-0ubuntu3, as you can see in the attached. Clear steps to reproduce, perhaps with particular screen sizes, along with images of the bug, would be very helpful.

Walter, that's because you "pad" with a zeo. Try without padding.

Here it is with no padding and set to an hour greater than 9.

I've personally confirmed this a few times, it's known upstream.

Notice the "clipped" "9" on my attachment.

I'm struggling to reproduce this. I do see you've shown me the problem, vmc, but I don't know how to make my system have the same problem. In other words, it is not that way on a fresh install. I suspect there is something about the settings you have that result in this change. What LXQt theme are you using? What about the font settings?

BTW marking as Incomplete regardless of whether or not we've heard other people having the problem. If we can't reproduce it, we don't have enough information to provide a fix.

Here's how you can reproduce it:
(1) Remove or disable sddm
(2) Install getty autologin: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/getty
(3) Reboot.

Here's my files to allow getty-auto-login:

===.xinitrc:===

[[ -f ~/.Xresources ]] && xrdb -merge -I$HOME ~/.Xresources
exec startlxqt

===.bash_profile:===

#
# ~/.bash_profile
#
[[ -f ~/.bashrc ]] && . ~/.bashrc
if [[ -z $DISPLAY ]] && [[ $(tty) = /dev/tty1 ]]; then
    exec startx -- vt1 &> /dev/null
fi

===getty===

sudo systemctl edit getty@tty1
add the following text:
[Service]
ExecStart=
ExecStart=-/sbin/agetty --skip-login --noissue -a <USER NAME> %I $TERM

===then cat to make sure its correct===
cat /<email address hidden>/override.conf

This work in EVERY LXQT except Lubuntu (manjaro, Sparky)
It works with Xubuntu also.

Well now that's a really strange use case. Why not just use autologin in SDDM?

Its not a really strange case. Its used on many distros, and documented many times as well.
 The point is why it doesn't work on Lubuntu, and only Lubuntu.

Well, let's ask this: does it work with sddm? Because if it does, sddm
ships with Lubuntu, i.e. Lubuntu implies the use of sddm. So, yes, weird
use case, regardless of whether or not it's common for you. I use
awesome with Lubuntu, but that's frankly pretty weird and I'm capable of
admitting as much.

Furthermore, if removing sddm causes the problem using lxqt-panel on
Xubuntu does not cause the problem, then this isn't an lxqt-panel
problem, either. Or did you mean it works fine with their panel? If
that's the case, did you check the versions of lxqt-panel on these other
OSes? If they're the same, something's really strange…

The bug is valid, the steps to reproduce are not - it might be a QSS-Bug - so yes, the widht of the clock wrong under certain circumstances - unfortunately we are not able to reproduce/fix it reliable upstream right now :)

Manjaro-lxqt:
Name : lxqt-panel
Version : 0.13.0-2
Description : The LXQt desktop panel
Architecture : x86_64

The above panel works correctly with getty-auto-login

@agaida tsimonq2 said the bug is known upstream. Is there a bug report
for this? Why is this only a problem in some distributions?

@vmc you didn't answer my question about Xubuntu. Are you saying it
works with their panel or with lxqt-panel installed in Xubuntu? If the
latter, have you tried lxqt-panel in the other flavors of Ubuntu? What
are the results?

It woks fine on Xubuntu on xfce-panel. I haven't tried lxqt on Xubuntu

That's kind of apples and oranges then, unfortunately. I have a sneaking
suspicion this might be some XDG sort of things. Can you collect all the
XDG variables on your Lubuntu, as well as Xubuntu and Manjaro?