Hi,
Thanks. All is well. Turns out time zone was in UTC. Also I fixed it
to use NTPD and now all is well.
Matthew
On 4/28/21 10:57 AM, Marc Pervaz Boocha via arch-general wrote:
Use timedatectl from systemd to set and check the timezone.
timedatectl set-timezone $TIMEZONE to set
timed
Use timedatectl from systemd to set and check the timezone.
timedatectl set-timezone $TIMEZONE to set
timedatectl list-timezone to list
timedatectl status to check
I also suggest to check the time writen in time & date header just in case it
is wrong.
Regards
Marc Pervaz Boocha
On Wednesday, 28
Do you have /etc/localtime on your system? If not, you'll need to make
it.
If you were in eastern time zone in united states:
ln -s /usr/share/timezoneinfo/America/New_York /etc/localtime
would do it. Then reboot.
Good morning all,
I am using the latest thunderbird under arch linux and have an announce I would
like to get resolved. In the message list, orca speaks the time and date
header as if my time zone were 4 hours hours ahead. My time zone is set to
America/New_York. Everything else shows up and
