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[Cinque Port Computers <jackdtrice@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Israel,


Yes, I used clock settings and then the timezone drop-down list to set my timezone but the clock time never changed to my timezone's expected time, even after rebooting.


Jack


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From: Israel <israeldahl@xxxxxxxxx>
Sent: 14 August 2017 7:17 PM
To: Cinque Port Computers
Cc: torios- dev; Nio Wiklund
Subject: Re: [Torios-dev] TESTING: Re: JWM 2.4.0 and beyond

On 08/14/2017 10:17 AM, Cinque Port Computers wrote:

Hi Israel,


I fixed the time on the clock by editing the timezone into my .jwmrc file as in pic.  Before I edited it to Europe/London it was set to "zone.tab".


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Cheers,

Jack




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From: Torios-dev <torios-dev-bounces+jackdtrice=outlook.com@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx><mailto:torios-dev-bounces+jackdtrice=outlook.com@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> on behalf of Cinque Port Computers <jackdtrice@xxxxxxxxxxx><mailto:jackdtrice@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: 14 August 2017 2:58 PM
To: Israel
Cc: torios- dev
Subject: Re: [Torios-dev] TESTING: Re: JWM 2.4.0 and beyond



Hi Israel,

My problem #2: no matter what I use to change the timezone of the clock it seems stuck on GMT+0/UTC grrrrr.

As I'm in England it should be displaying Europe/London time (currently BST = GMT+1) and even when I check in the terminal using the 'date' command which says my timezone is set Europe/London the clock display time is stuck at GMT+0/UTC.

Cheers,
Jack

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Hey Jack.
How did you set the time?
Did you use JWM Settings Manager (terminal command is jwm-settings-manager --clock) it should be Clock settings in the menu of the clock
Or something else?

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