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HI. I have a dual boot with windows10. And everytime I go into windows 10 the time is messed up. This wasn't a problem in arch because it has sisyemd-timesyncd, so the time doesn't get messed up in arch. But since I use artix (with xfce), linux thinks the time is 3 hours ahead of my timezone. The problem isn't from xfce because when I type date in the terminal it says that it's 3 hours ahead. Do you know any program like systemd-timesynkd. Sorry for the bad english

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Reply #1 –
Install chrony (+chrony-<your_init_system>; I have chrony-s6 because I use s6). Also I use this for manual clock setting:
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alias ntpsync='doas ntpdate -b pool.ntp.org; doas hwclock -w'
For that you need ntpdate (package ntp) and hwclock (package util-linux). You might use sudo instead of doas, but I still recommend doas (package opendoas) as it is the same thing, but safer and simpler.
 

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Reply #2 –
Thank you so much it worked.