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6 Dec 2007 What if you would like to manage your computer's time in Ubuntu? It's easy if you are in a couldn't be any easier, could it? The source of this information was a good post on Ubuntu Forums (Set time/date via command line). You may manually sync the clock using the following. sudo ntpdate servername.
19 Apr 2012 Set time and date in bash Linux or Gnome, also Hardware clock, and set the Timezone.
2 Oct 2006 With systemd based system you need to use the timedatectl command to set or view the current date and time. Most modern distro such as RHEL/CentOS v.7.x+, Fedora Linux, Debian, Ubuntu, Arch Linux and other systemd based system need to the timedatectl utility. Please note that the above command
To update your date and time manually, set this to OFF. Click Date & Time, then adjust the time and date. You can change how the hour is displayed by selecting 24-hour or AM/PM for Time Format.
10 Jun 2008 Ubuntu provides several date and time utilities you can use at the command line or during an X session, including these: date—Used to display, set, or adjust the system date and time from the command line; hwclock—A root command to display, set, adjust, and synchronize hardware and system clocks
15 May 2011 It turns out I forgot to run it as administrator. Also, you have to log out and back in again to make the clock in the browser to show the time correctly. I guess that's why Chrome OS isn't out yet For the record, I did this: Code: sudo date --set "15 MAY 2011 1:40 PM". Thanks again! iMac G5 (Ubuntu 12.04 PPC).
25 Sep 2013 In 12.04 I don't have to Unlock anything. Just click on the clock on the top bar, and choose Time & Date Settings, once the Time & Date window opens, choose Manually, so you can change the time and date manually; otherwise choose your time zone from the map, and choose Automatic.
22 Aug 2014 Use date -s : date -s '2014-12-25 12:34:56'. Run that as root or under sudo . Changing only one of the year/month/day is more of a challenge and will involve repeating bits of the current date. There are also GUI date tools built in to the major desktop environments, usually accessed through the clock.
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