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If you still have problems please post in this Manjaro forum thread: [http://forum.manjaro.org/index.php?topic=4122.0] | == Using the Timeset Script == | ||
The Timeset Script can be used to configure most of the system time/date settings from a single place. | |||
[[File:Timeset.png]] | |||
Its usage is mostly self explainatory. | |||
'''How to get it-''' | |||
It can be downloaded from [https://www.dropbox.com/s/daz26fiil0134gw/timeset here] | |||
After downloading will need to make it executable. | |||
sudo chmod +x ~/timeset | |||
After then copy it to the /usr/bin directory for easy access | |||
sudo cp ~/timeset /usr/bin | |||
''(Assuming that it has been downloaded to the home folder)'' | |||
''Otherwise it should be'' '''sudo chmod +x <path-to-timeset>''' and '''sudo cp <path-to-timeset> /usr/bin''' | |||
To run the script- | |||
sudo timeset | |||
For more information on this page, including how to make a desktop shortcut for it, see this forum link. [http://forum.manjaro.org/index.php?topic=7067.0] | |||
''If you still have problems'' please post in this Manjaro forum thread: [http://forum.manjaro.org/index.php?topic=4122.0] | |||
= Using Multiple Kernels = | = Using Multiple Kernels = | ||