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Gnome Desktop's clock applet has a default setting that causes it to |
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synchronize the time with a time server. If you use NTP, then its |
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possible both are competing to set the systems time. |
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In a perfect world, this would not be an issue, for everyone's clock |
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servers would be matched. But if this was a perfect world, we wouldn't |
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need to synchronize clocks, would we. |
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I'm under the opinion that NTP is more accurate and that the clock |
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applet (by defaulting to ONE clock server) has the potential to skew my |
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clocks wrong. |
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I'm using Clock 2.8.0.1 |
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Chad Christopher Giffin |
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mail-to:typo@××××.ca |
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There are 10 kinds of people in this world, those who understand binary |
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and those who do not. |
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-- Anonymous |
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