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raldridge69
2015-12-03, 09:31
i know this sounds like a stupid question but i have looked everywhere n tried all sorts. My clock is out a hour and cause of that it i have problems with many websites and various other things. So how do i change time to proper time?

Crash
2015-12-03, 10:30
Really? Man, you must to back and learn linux basics!

date --help

grid
2015-12-03, 13:02
You can also change the time from the GUI by clicking the date at the top of the screen, then Date & Time Settings.

raldridge69
2015-12-04, 11:57
Tried both of those before i posted this thread n time just switches straight back to wrong time

Crash
2015-12-04, 12:24
Probably your timezone is wrong. Again, linux basics!

raldridge69
2015-12-05, 02:35
the time zone is right but its not adjusting for daylight savings and that is why its out.

HoneyFairy
2016-03-06, 16:58
So, just choose a timezone thats 1 hour ahead. for eg, if you are GMT+2, set it GMT +3

Captain Redbeard
2016-08-15, 20:49
Try going into settings and selecting date and time, then turning off 'Automatic Date & Time' and 'Automatic Timezone'. It should allow you to manually change the time. Then close the window leaving those automatic options turned off.

This worked for me, hope it does for you as well.

ice.simx
2016-11-08, 22:52
i know this sounds like a stupid question but i have looked everywhere n tried all sorts. My clock is out a hour and cause of that it i have problems with many websites and various other things. So how do i change time to proper time?

I'm also facing this issue, finally I installed ntpdate and run it by giving my-country-ntp-server. It solve my problem.


$ sudo apt-get install ntpdate
$ sudo ntpdate in.pool.ntp.org

PauloFrances
2017-09-01, 17:00
You can also change the time from the GUI by clicking the date at the top of the screen, then Date & Time Settings.

Simple way!And easy....:);)

shindu
2017-10-26, 07:05
OK, another way :
tzconfig
or
dpkg-reconfigure tzdata