ModdIt
This is irritating for sure, and should be fixable. It is not because the distros are european
Is the BIOS Battery in your computer OK and system Time correct. Best to look in the BIOS after
not using the computer overnight at least.
Please post result of ls -l /etc/localtime
Which should help us to figure out where the problem lies, or was.
My guess is the time and zone were incorrect at setup of at least one of the distros.
But I may be wrong. Lets figure things out.
To setup your timezone please use below but correcting the command to your timezone
which you can search in the net and compare with /usr/share/zoneinfo
sudo ln -sf /usr/share/zoneinfo/America/New_York /etc/localtime
The command works in almost all linux distros. And is where things get interesting.
You are using a frugal install, an ISO on yor drive as I understand things.
I have never used frugal, my assumption is that to get timezone settings to stick
you will have to either set time while booting or use a custom ISO. Easy in antiX
for Mint, may be interesting.
Maybe a forum member who uses the frugal options can help/educate on the final part.
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