Jeremy writes:
> And voila! You guys saved me about two days of chasing my tail. Creating
> the symbolic link for /etc/localtime to the Chicago time zone in
> /use/share/zoneinfo fixed the issue. Now the time and date are properly
> displayed on the panel and in the sddm greeter.
>
> Thanks for y
I don't have a file or folder named /var/db/localtime. I do have a file
called zoneinfo in /var/db. It's an ASCII text file with the current time
zone in it.
To answer your second question I did tzsetup and changed my timezone from
Chicago to Center, North Dakota since it's a 3 level zone name
(Am
On Monday, 22 June 2020 18:38:57 CEST Jeremy wrote:
> And voila! You guys saved me about two days of chasing my tail. Creating
> the symbolic link for /etc/localtime to the Chicago time zone in
> /use/share/zoneinfo fixed the issue. Now the time and date are properly
> displayed on the panel and in
Awesome, glad to hear it.
mfg Tobias
On Mon, 22 Jun 2020 at 18:39, Jeremy wrote:
>
> And voila! You guys saved me about two days of chasing my tail. Creating the
> symbolic link for /etc/localtime to the Chicago time zone in
> /use/share/zoneinfo fixed the issue. Now the time and date are prop
And voila! You guys saved me about two days of chasing my tail. Creating
the symbolic link for /etc/localtime to the Chicago time zone in
/use/share/zoneinfo fixed the issue. Now the time and date are properly
displayed on the panel and in the sddm greeter.
Thanks for your help,
Jeremy Cox
On Mon
On Monday, 22 June 2020 12:14:51 CEST Jeremy wrote:
> My /etc/localtime file is a binary file. It isn't a symbolic link to the
> timezone file.
That's actually a really important bit, there: try moving it aside for a
moment, making it a symlink, and then giving it a try. I thought I had re-done
My /etc/localtime file is a binary file. It isn't a symbolic link to the
timezone file.
So I'm going to try and revert qt 5.15 and rebuild my repo up to the plasma
5.19.1 update and verify the time displays properly in the panel. If it
does then I'll update my repo up to the frameworks 5.71.0 upda
On Monday, 22 June 2020 00:55:28 CEST Jeremy wrote:
> I forgot to add that this is 12 stable (r362388) on amd64. The git branch I
> used for qt5-5.15.0 is identical to the one from freebsd-ports-kde. The
> qt5-5.15.0 branch on freebsd-ports-kde is on revision 20fe16b.
"works for me", which is real
Moin moin
Interesting -- I have been using that branch for quite some time now,
and have not noticed this.
mfg Tobias
On Sun, 21 Jun 2020 at 21:20, Jeremy wrote:
>
> I decided to clone the freebsd-ports-kde qt5-5.15.0 branch and rebuild
> plasma5 based on qt5.15, instead of waiting for the ex
I forgot to add that this is 12 stable (r362388) on amd64. The git branch I
used for qt5-5.15.0 is identical to the one from freebsd-ports-kde. The
qt5-5.15.0 branch on freebsd-ports-kde is on revision 20fe16b.
I decided to clone the freebsd-ports-kde qt5-5.15.0 branch and rebuild
plasma5 based on qt5.15, instead of waiting for the exp-run to complete.
The qt5 ports and plasma5 ports rebuilt successfully and are running well.
However, the digital clock on the lower right hand corner of the panel is
missi
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