System clock (Clock 2.4.2)
This is a discussion about System clock (Clock 2.4.2) in the Everything Linux category; I have only been running linux for about a month, and until this week everything was great. Now, my system clock (in the tray) will only show GMT time. If I open the Adjust date and time dialog, it shows the proper time GMT-4 for EDT.
I have only been running linux for about a month, and until this week everything was great. Now, my system clock (in the tray) will only show GMT time. If I open the "Adjust date and time" dialog, it shows the proper time GMT-4 for EDT. I have changed every setting I can find (and changed it back) with no luck. Any ideas?
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Jul 28
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how about right-click on the clock -> Show Timezones -> Configure Timezones ?
make sure the system timezone is set right.
then go back to Show Timezones and make sure "Local timezone" is selected.
I don't recall if you can just logout and log back in again to reset your session's
idea of the system timezone or if you must restart the whole system.
make sure the system timezone is set right.
then go back to Show Timezones and make sure "Local timezone" is selected.
I don't recall if you can just logout and log back in again to reset your session's
idea of the system timezone or if you must restart the whole system.
