Hi
On a previous message I noted my issue with kde's clock having the
wrong timezone. Still haven't sorted that out. But I noticed today that
the system's time was wrong - still the right timezone but about 20
minutes off PDT using the 'popcorn' service (speaking clock).
I apparently sync to time.nrc.ca, that's the one I picked, but if it's the source of the bad time, maybe the time is different in Canada?
Back when I installed I seem to recall there was a list of available time servers, but I haven't seen where this list is stored post-install.
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I had the wrong timezone showing on one of my computers after I upgraded KDE. I was seeing Moscow time. Here's how I fixed it:
-Right-click on the clock in the taskbar. -Go up to "Show Timezone" and select "Local Time"
I don't know if this will help you any, but I *hope* it does. :-)
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