https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=412211
--- Comment #4 from Samantha <s.r...@outlook.com> --- Lat/Longs have been rounded again. Location Mode: Active: true ActiveEnabled: true Available: true CurrentColorTemperature: 6500 EveningBeginFixed: 18:00:00 LatitudeAuto: 0 LatitudeFixed: 49.0000 LocationEnabled: true LongitudeAuto: 0 LongitudeFixed: -123.0000 Mode: 1 ModeEnabled: true MorningBeginFixed: 06:00:00 NightTemperature: 4500 NightTemperatureEnabled: true Running: true TimingsEnabled: true TransitionTime: 30 Automatic Mode: ColorInfo Active: true ActiveEnabled: true Available: true CurrentColorTemperature: 4500 EveningBeginFixed: 18:00:00 LatitudeAuto: 0 LatitudeFixed: 49.0000 LocationEnabled: true LongitudeAuto: 0 LongitudeFixed: -122.0000 Mode: 0 ModeEnabled: true MorningBeginFixed: 06:00:00 NightTemperature: 4500 NightTemperatureEnabled: true Running: true TimingsEnabled: true TransitionTime: 30 It looks like Latitude/Longitude auto are still set for 0,0 which would be in UTC. If I set my timezone to UTC (From pacific) and correct the time manually, the Automatic mode seems to function correctly. I don't know if there's a way to bump the Lat/Long Auto manually, but considering it's Automatic, I would imagine that these location checks should be done without user intervention. For what it's worth, with "Automatic" mode enabled, the Lat/Longs displayed in the grayed out box in the Systems Setting module match the Lat/Longs Fixed reported by `qdbus org.kde.KWin /ColorCorrect nightColorInfo` -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
