It sometimes is really handy when you don't want to waste your time searching for the 'option' or interface that will allow you to change the time of your PC. Source [ http://debmintux.wordpress.com/2010/03/29/crunchbang-set-the-time-via-terminal-cli/ ]
Set the date:
sudo date --set 2010-01-28
Set the time:
sudo date --set 21:08:00
I didn't have to do this but just in case
Restart Tint2 to see the correct time:
sudo killall tint2
tint2 &
Set the date:
sudo date --set 2010-01-28
Set the time:
sudo date --set 21:08:00
I didn't have to do this but just in case
Restart Tint2 to see the correct time:
sudo killall tint2
tint2 &
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