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/etc/localtime should be symlinked to /usr/share/zoneinfo/Europe/Helsinki instead of /usr/share/zoneinfo/Etc/UTC
/etc/timezone is already set to Europe/Helsinki, but Debian requires both timezone and localtime to be set. This change could allow the desktop clock to be re-enabled, as Xfce4 (like most modern applications) reads the timezone from localtime.
There is no common standard between Windows and *NIX systems for the BIOS RTC clock timezone. In my experience, adding the clock to xfce4 panel and setting the timezone manually (2 for winter, 3 for summer) will display the correct time on my Linux computer and on Windows computers. More testing should be done before the clock can be enabled.
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/etc/localtime should be symlinked to /usr/share/zoneinfo/Europe/Helsinki instead of /usr/share/zoneinfo/Etc/UTC
/etc/timezone is already set to Europe/Helsinki, but Debian requires both timezone and localtime to be set. This change could allow the desktop clock to be re-enabled, as Xfce4 (like most modern applications) reads the timezone from localtime.
There is no common standard between Windows and *NIX systems for the BIOS RTC clock timezone. In my experience, adding the clock to xfce4 panel and setting the timezone manually (2 for winter, 3 for summer) will display the correct time on my Linux computer and on Windows computers. More testing should be done before the clock can be enabled.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: