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I run openntpd so when I browse to greenwichmeantime and type date in a console, the two times agree.
However, I have a digital clock applet in my lxpanel and use the format
%l:%M %a %e %b
If I include ":%S" the digital clock looks fine but when I remove the seconds and close the settings windows, the digital clock "minutes" field does not update until the "next-but-one top of the minute" but it updates to exactly one minute behind. It then updates "on the minute" but remains one minute behind system time.
e.g.
11:10:05 digital clock including "%S" is showing correct minute (10)
11:10:10 I remove "%S" from clock settings window and close the window, lxpanel clock correctly shows 11:10
11:11:00 gmt website and "date" agree, lxpanel clock still showing 11:10
11:12:00 gmt website and "date agree, lxpanel updates to 11:11
I don't know when this behaviour started as I never have displayed seconds on my panel clock and I'm sure it used to synchronise with the FM radio timing "pips", or I'm going mad
lxpanel-0.5.6-1-x86_64 updated on my system 13th October
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I submitted the same post to the lxpanel bug tracker on sourceforge today and suggested a line in the source code that could be changed.
4 hours later it was fixed. I downloaded lxpanel-git from aur to confirm.
Given that I set the priority down to 2 I'm really impressed.
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