On 22:09, 06 Sep, Rony wrote: > Pradnyesh Sawant wrote: > >On 20:52, 05 Sep, Rony wrote: > > >>Date and Time in KDE can be set by right clicking the date in system > >>tray. Select Calcutta as your time zone. > > >That is exactly what i had tried. However, after a reboot, the date that > >i had set is shown as UTC date (so that my calcutta date is 5.5hrs ahead > >of what it should be). > > > > Try the 'Date and Time Format' and in the Locale Tab, select India. then > go to 'Adjust Date and Time' and do the remaining settings. Logout and > login again to cross check. Then restart. No use. Still the same problem. Btw, the locale was already set to India (probably i had set it earlier). > > -- > Regards, > > Rony. > > Knock Knock > Who's There? > Linux > Who Linux? > GNU/Linux > > -- > http://mm.glug-bom.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
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