I select the option Automatically from the Internet in Ubuntu. But the time is not the real time as it should be. I am attaching a screen shot. Could anyone give me a solution for that. Thanks in advance.
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I've just installed 64-bit Ubuntu 11.04 and after I updated it, the clock stopped displaying the right time. It's now 8 hours behind my normal time. I've checked the Time and Date settings and the Location field is correct. What's even weirder is that the time displayed in Time and Date Settings adjusts itself after a few seconds and is correct. The time displayed in the task bar remains the same, however.  Any ideas?
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So I am using Ubuntu and I have encountered many softwares and workarounds for changing wallpapers automatically, BUT, it all pertains to time intervals and what I want is by certain time period.  Like I got this wallpapers for dawn, morning, noon, afternoon, dusk and night. And I want to set my wallpapers that each of them transitions at a certain hour, e.g. 4 am, 8 am, 12 pm, 3 pm, 6 pm and 8 pm. NOT through every 3 hours or so, PLEASE.  I encountered wallch, SyncWall and Variety, but didn't see my intended purpose. Syncwall was close enough, except that it causes a bug with dual monitor wallpapers.  Any other apps/softwares that you could suggest? A manual script would also do, if you may.
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I just installed Ubuntu 17.10 today, and noticed that a lot of desktop environment has now changed from Ubuntu 17.04.  I'm just wondering if there is a way to change the the setting of those desktop effect for example, Change the speed of the app drawer to appear when you click it.
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I want to click on something for hours. How can I make a script or use an application so the mouse will auto-click every 5 seconds or less?
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On the CLI, sometimes a command I type takes a while to complete, and sometimes I know when that's about to happen. I'm a bit confused on "backgrounding" and such in Linux.  What is the most common (or user-friendly way) of telling the CLI that I don't want to wait, please give me back my prompt immediately. And if it could give me a progress bar or just busy-spinner, that would be great!
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For several days now, the day of the week has not been displayed on the time sub-menu, as shown in the screenshot. I use Ubuntu 20.04 with Gnome.  How can I fix this?
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I have just updated to 18.04, and cannot right-click and get the little menu to select &quot;Always on top&quot; for Firefox/Chrome, but I can do so for the terminal, pdfs, etc. (along with other things like Minimize, Maximize, Move, etc.)  It appears to be a known issue (), but does not, as far as I can see, have a known fix... Thoughts appreciated. Thanks.
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For the second time recently, I've managed to schedule a chat event for the wrong time (the date defaults to tomorrow?!). Once I realised this, I unscheduled the event. However, there is still a link in the sidebar on the main site, several hours after I did so:
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I am using Ubuntu 14.04. My internet connection is pretty slow (512 kbps). Sometimes I see that I have no software running which should download anything from the internet, but the system monitor still shows that some download is going on. So I think some hidden software are causing this. Is there a way I can monitor every software that is using internet?
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I want to be sure if automatic updates are enabled on Ubuntu 12.04 server.   How exactly can I check this?   And how can I disable automatic updates if it's enabled?
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I have read about this on , the articles were a few months old though.  Is there an official guide from Ubuntu on how to do this?
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I am working on Ubuntu 12.04 64bit.  I want to add "Open terminal here" to Nautilus context or right-click menu but it tries to download 32bit version from Internet.
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Does anyone know any way that I can refresh a webpage every N minutes?  I am running Kiosk browser with fullscreen, I need to have something that can refresh the page every N minutes. The Kiosk browser I am using has no such function built in.  Does anyone know how I can achieve this?
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I'm running the latest ntpd.   When I start ntpd my system time synchronizes with ntp server's ntp. After synchronizing I changed my system time manually using date command date -s '1997-02-22 12:00:00'   My system time got changed as per the date command.   NTPD is still running, I want to know at what time interval my system time will sync with the internet via ntp.
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It often happens that I have to watch this screen for minutes:    I have no clue what's happening in the back. And I'm also not interested in watching the  for changes.  I would love to know if there's a way that gives more feedback. Preferably something I can invoke from the command line (like apt-get).
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If the system time is changed on Linux, what files get edited? I know the timezone is kept in etc/timezone but is there anything if the timezone is not changed, but the time is?
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There are similar questions and answers in Ask Ubuntu that point to these solutions:         but they either require manual entry of sunrise and sunset times or they merely adjust the color balance and add more red at night.  I'm looking for a solution that automatically obtains sunrise and sunset times each day and physically adjusts the display brightness. Furthermore I want a transition effect over a period of 60 to 120 minutes so I don't notice the display change.   Re-configuring on cloudy days (dimmer outside) or when the sun happens to set between two three story buildings instead of their roof tops (brighter before sunset) should be a quick and easy process.