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I think this is a quirk of Windows and Android machines, which do not aim for perfect precision. macOS is generally accurate to less than a tenth of a second (
by LeoPanthera 3y ago
I think this is a quirk of Windows and Android machines, which do not aim for perfect precision.
macOS is generally accurate to less than a tenth of a second (assuming desktops - laptops maybe less so, as they sleep a lot), and Linux will be just as accurate as long as it is running ntpd and not systemd-timesyncd.
- BenjiWiebe 3y agoI think chronyd is the one you want running on your Linux computer. IIRC it uses NTP to adjust your system clock over time for more accuracy besides just setting the time with NTP. And has more options for more time-nutty things.