https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=445174
--- Comment #12 from Nicolas Fella <nicolas.fe...@gmx.de> --- aaah, yes, timedated and timesyncd are indeed separate things. That explains a lot of my confusion. The KCM is calling time*date*d to enable NTP, which then seems to activate the appropriate thing (chrony or systemd-timesyncd). On my OpenSUSE system 'systemctl status systemd-timedated' contains Nov 26 18:23:32 dumbledore systemd-timedated[6796]: chronyd.service: Enabling unit. Nov 26 18:23:32 dumbledore systemd-timedated[6796]: Set NTP to enabled (chronyd.service). On my Manjaro system (which seems to use systemd-timesyncd) it contains Nov 08 22:26:00 madeye systemd-timedated[4532]: Set NTP to enabled (systemd-timesyncd.service). So as far as I can tell things "just work", which brings me back to my question of what user-facing symptoms we are having in Fedora -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
