Re: How do we set easily our time/clock
Reply #5 –
The three bottom commands:
sudo pacman -S ntp-openrc
sudo rc-update add ntp-client default
sudo rc-service ntp-client start
worked on my freshly installed system (community openrc kde). However, it only worked then, for that session. I restarted my computer, rolled back my clock several minutes, came back on, and the same time that I set is still there.
I also can't click "set time and date automatically" in KDE, it's greyed out. But I don't really care so much about that, so long as the time sync actually works, which it doesn't seem to, unless I plug in those three commands again. How do I make it work without having to manually do it each session (if I care)? I mean, I could set up a cron job but there's probably some simple built-in thing I'm missing, and I'm also coming from Ubuntu, so I'm used to how things work there.