Screensaver
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jaygee43
Screensaver
Using cinnamon LM17/17.1/17.2 64 bit. When screen saver activates the time does not advance. When I go back to using the computer the time is incorrect.This means when using CQRLOG radio logger all the radio contact times are incorrect. I can reset the computer time manually by clicking on the date time on the bottom task bar RH side.Anyone know how to fix this problem? Thanks.
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Tiger25
Re: Screensaver
It might be similar issue to what I'm experiencing when waking up my laptop from suspend; basically the date & time are wrong, sometimes more than 2 days into the future, sometimes frozen at the time of suspend.
I've created a post, http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.p ... e#p1046130, but I have yet to find a solution. Like you said, the only way to correct the date & time is to manually reset it, either in time & date settings or using a command in terminal. I have yet to find a solution -- I'm actually selling that laptop because I can't get used to the keyboard, so I won't be looking for a solution.
I think this might be wider issue, at least for my case I'm observing it on Ubuntu as well. Moreover, my other old laptop has the same issue; however, as soon as I log in, the date & time will automatically adjust to the correct one -- so at least for the old laptop I don't have to manually correct the date & time.
I've created a post, http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.p ... e#p1046130, but I have yet to find a solution. Like you said, the only way to correct the date & time is to manually reset it, either in time & date settings or using a command in terminal. I have yet to find a solution -- I'm actually selling that laptop because I can't get used to the keyboard, so I won't be looking for a solution.
I think this might be wider issue, at least for my case I'm observing it on Ubuntu as well. Moreover, my other old laptop has the same issue; however, as soon as I log in, the date & time will automatically adjust to the correct one -- so at least for the old laptop I don't have to manually correct the date & time.