So, according to this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paper_size
At least 80⁺% of the world uses home or office stationery that is based on the ISO 216 standard.. specifically with A4 being used as their default paper size.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paper_size#/media/File:Prevalent_default_paper_size.svg
Yet, every time Solus performs an upgrade of my LibreOffice suite [packages].. can you guess what it reverts my (default) paper size to?
That's right.. (US) "Letter"
Did any installation (or first-run) script take a look at ANY of my system-wide "Region & Language" settings to even 'check' if I was in a part of the world where "Letter" would even be my default paper-size? No.
Why..?!??
What about any of my installed (and/or default) Printer(s)? Do they have or use "Letter" as their primary paper [page] size? Again: NO.
Why 'force' >80⁺% of the world to kowtow to "U.S. Standards" when clearly, there is an International (that is what the first letter of "ISO" stands for) Standard already in existence; used by several billion people across the planet, who shouldn't need to (*groan) have to specifically remember (and check) -- every single document EVER created -- just to make sure it was compatible with the local paper and stationery supplier.
