This is not a bug. Suggest your ideas to brainstorm.ubuntu.com .
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Status: New => Invalid
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adjust time/date should be password less
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/250269
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I would vote against this proposal and would also propose to close it as
a bug request.
why would users need to change the system time all the time ?
if the machine is connected to the internet the system time can be synchronised
online.
if absolutely necessary, the system adminstrator could pro
Absolutely!
ajmal, what you need is world clock functionality. Try using http://www
.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/World+Clock+Screenlet?content=66756
Allowing users to change the clock is against all security guidelines
you care to think of. The clock is system-wide, not per user, so
changing
By setting a wrong time you can fool some programs maybe?
I think this would be a security risk.
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sorry dont make it per user setting i was wrong,just keep it system wide date
and time i.e now available in the default system.I dont see adjusting system
time or date hurts users,in xp users have ability to change date/time.also if
there is single user on pc
who can benefit setting wrong time/d
