On 2026-10-22 19:07, Collin Funk wrote:
Yes, I am pretty sure reverting that change would fix it.
OK, thanks, done.
I suspect not many people on GNU/Linux use 'date' for setting the date
Yes, manually using 'date' to set the time of day was kind of a 1970s or 1980s thing. But it's standardized in POSIX with that bad syntax - a poorly-designed extension of the terse MMDDhhmm syntax introduced by Ritchie in 2nd Edition UNIX (1972) because back then who wanted to type "1972" or even "72" all the time? - and we're kinda stuck with it.
