Wrong time display in Panel

[Robbo]

On Thu, 2005-10-06 at 14:12 -0600, Thomas Kaiser (ubuntu) wrote:
> Robbo wrote:
> > Right Click the clock on the panel, click on preferences and make sure
> > "Use UTC" is not ticked.
> UTC was not checked. If I check UTC I get a 2 hour offset. Anyway, I did 
> remove the clock from the panel and add it again. It is working correct 
> since then (I tried reboot, but didn't help).
> 

Did the clock show the correct time for UTC/GMT when the "Use UTC" was
ticked?

When doing the date command at the command prompt is it showing your
correct time zone and/or time.. ie..

$ date
Fri Oct  7 19:10:23 BST 2005

Does the time jump on reboot?

> But this behavior let me think about an other option. Is it possible to 
> have 2 clocks in the panel which will show time in different timezones 
> (e.g.: USA/Europe)?
.
Not sure, doesn't look like it.


You might want to change the UTC option in the file /etc/default/rcS,
reboot and check the times.