TIme 27 May 2021, 18:59:46 Hi! The date command does not display the date correctly. In xfce it shows correctly, but not with the date command.
Re: TIme Reply #1 – 27 May 2021, 19:09:10 What does this have to do with Artix? why you do write here in package management? Aren't you able to set the time/date in Linux ?? Or some problem with our package?? Which package?
Re: TIme Reply #2 – 28 May 2021, 05:46:01 It's a problem from linux. Because I have a dual boot woth windows. In vanilla arch I never had this problem because it came with a systemd package
Re: TIme Reply #3 – 28 May 2021, 06:54:25 Quote from: MihaiStef – on 28 May 2021, 05:46:01In vanilla arch I never had this problem because it came with a systemd packageLet's put it this way: with systemd, you might not need to set up time synchronization, but you have a ton of other problems and are essentially working with a Windows-wannabe OS. Without systemd, you have to install a time synchronization service like chrony to synchronize time (much surprise, wow!).
Re: TIme Reply #4 – 28 May 2021, 07:01:47 so configure your Linux time properly...https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/System_time#Troubleshootinghttps://wiki.artixlinux.org/Main/Installation#Set_system_clockinstall ntp daemon which correct your time, which it differently due your Windows... it's not our problem (generally), because different time standard in Windows and Linux. see https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/System_time#Time_standardas a novice in Linux, unfortunately you can't do without reading the wiki and man pages 1 Likes
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