Paul Scott wrote:
Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
Paul Scott wrote:
That was ugly! Since I have a time configuration problem I just
tried this suggestion. I had manually installed all my packages.
Since I chose nothing at the install packages step it is about to
remove some of my vital packa
Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
Paul Scott wrote:
That was ugly! Since I have a time configuration problem I just
tried this suggestion. I had manually installed all my packages.
Since I chose nothing at the install packages step it is about to
remove some of my vital packages.
Sorry. bas
Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
Ken Heard wrote:
In any event I ran it just now and found that the KDE clock applet
in the lower right corner of the panel now shows local time when it
should, rather than UTC.
base-config configures the settings for the system time. Each user can
opt to con
[snip]
There is no advantage to have the sun go down "one hour earlier" in winter than
in summer
[snip]
Actualy it's the other way around. The winter time is the "real" one ;)
Andrei
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On Friday, 9 December 2005 at 10:53:09 +0100, Johannes Wiedersich wrote:
> Personally, I hate this switching altogether: There is no advantage to
> have the sun go down "one hour earlier" in winter than in summer; the
> length of a day is independent of the fact that silly authorities change
>
Ken Heard wrote:
In any event I ran it just now and found that the KDE clock applet
in the lower right corner of the panel now shows local time when it
should, rather than UTC.
base-config configures the settings for the system time. Each user can
opt to configure the kde clock to show so
Paul Scott wrote:
That was ugly! Since I have a time configuration problem I just tried
this suggestion. I had manually installed all my packages. Since I
chose nothing at the install packages step it is about to remove some of
my vital packages.
Sorry. base-config shows a menu, where yo
Ken Heard wrote:
Johannes Wiedersich wrote, in part:
Why don't you set up your system time via
# base-config
That was ugly! Since I have a time configuration problem I just tried
this suggestion. I had manually installed all my packages. Since I
chose nothing at the install packages st
Johannes Wiedersich wrote, in part:
Why don't you set up your system time via
# base-config
I was not aware of the existence of this package. I know that when I
installed Sarge last July I had to set the time zone, but I must have
gotten it wrong. By running aptitude I found this package
Ken Heard wrote:
On boot I want to have the system clock set to local time -- Eastern
Standard Time (EST) in my case. First, I want rdate to be run on daily
boot to set the hardware clock, which would consequently always be set
to UDC. Second, the system clock on boot would have to be set
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