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On a laptop, it avoids forgetting to update it when travelling.
by demurgos 3y ago
On a laptop, it avoids forgetting to update it when travelling.
- 1oooqooq 3y agoyou don't update your clock? also, it will set the wrong light when using a vpn. even your extremely obscure use case cames sort trying to justify this nonsense.
- demurgos 3y agoFirst of all I agree that it's no big deal. But it's also a nice convenience feature; I'm pretty happy that my computer works for me automatically. Then to reply to your points. I don't use a VPN, but I regularly travel between south-western Europe and north-eastern Europe. The timezone is CET everywhere, but the actual solar time differs by about 2 hours. It may be a niche case for you, but can't I enjoy that it just works (for now)? (Reasonable people may also disagree that traveling with your laptop with night colors is an "extremely obscure use case". It's a builtin feature on KDE. The night time also depends on the latitude which is not something captured by the timezone)