Fool wrote
As per u/inthedustofthisplanet (copied from somewhere else).
You need to stop Windows from messing up your system time.
raddleboy OP wrote (edited )
Yes, i understand that but.... my use case doesn't require that. It's rather disruptive. So i'll try to be clearer -
I WANT the time to be messed up, the way windows does it.
Illustration-
I LIKE
Windows 10 - TIME=12:00
Shut down
Boot into tails
Tails time is ALSO=12:00
This is what i want.
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What I DON'T like is -
Debian TIME=12:00
Shut down
Boot into Tails OS
BUT Tails TIME =09:00
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This is what happens, when
windows>tails = correct time.
But debian>Tails = wrong time
Fool wrote
Set all times to UTC?
Tails assumes system clock is set to UTC, and boots with timezone of UTC.
Windows sets system clock to match "local time"
Linux sets system clock to UTC, and displays date/time as "local time".
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