Stupid KDE Clock Won't Stay Correct
Hey again, new, but less urgent problem.
The date that hwclock and date says is correct, but the one displayed in the bar on kde is several hours off (exactly hours). It also says a different timezone from the other correct clocks, it refuses to let me change the timezone to the correct one. Can someone tell me how, or something else that might be putting it off? |
In KDE try Control Center -> System -> Date and Time
Then select the proper timezone. You should also check the console command level by using the "date" command and see if it is reported correctly or not. If the system timezone needs to be set then run the script "timeconfig". |
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Is your BIOS clock correct? And also, if you dual-boot, is the other system's time correct?
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The reason I ask is that on my home pc, my Linux clock is correct and my Win clock is an hour slow.
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Then try to right click the clock panel and select "Adjust Time and Date" from the menu.
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But it won't let me change it. |
Are you logged in as root? Setting the system date/time may be considered a privileged operation.
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I had the same problem with SuSE 8.1 but going through the clock panel menu and setting the timezone fixed it for me.
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All times are GMT -5. The time now is 08:21 PM. |