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Old 07-18-2002, 09:40 AM   #1
natto34
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Angry Gnome Clock Applet


For some reason my gnome clock applet (gnome 2) is using UTC instead of EDT. Because of this my time is 4 hours ahead. I have UTC unchecked in the Clock applet preferences b/ for some reason it still uses it. The only way to fix it is to set my system time back 4 hours b/ then this screws up my ntp update and all other clocks which read the time correctly. I tried aliasing "date -u" to "date" b/ that last ditch effort was futile.
 
  


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