Nik N wrote:
> I am sure I can't be the only one who travels a lot with the laptop and prefers
> to keep the computer time at UTC, regardless of the physical location
> one is at.
>
> It surprises me that in the installation procesdrure, I can't simply
> say: THIS MACHINE IS TO OPERATE ON UTC time, its geographical location
> has nothing to do with machine time.
>
> Niknot
>
>  
  You had the chance to run UTC time when you installed your system.
Now you right click the time in the upper right of your Desktop and
select to use UTC :-)

  Or you can set it to the local time. When younger I traveled a lot
and found I adapted to the time change faster if I set my watch to local
time.

Karl


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