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Pro tip: Use the command timedatectl list-timezones to get a list of all timezones your debian based OS recognises. For your convenience, here is a list
by Tepix 1y ago
Pro tip: Use the command
timedatectl list-timezones
to get a list of all timezones your debian based OS recognises.
For your convenience, here is a list for a Debian 13 box with 628 entries:
https://pastes.io/output-of-timedatectl-list-timezones-on-debian-13 https://pastes.io/output-of-timedatectl-list-timezones-on-de...
- guesswho_ 1y ago[dead]
- BrandoElFollito 1y agoI wonder why Poland is separate, when there is Europe/Warsaw
- JdeBP 1y agoPoland is another backwards compatibility alias in the backward file; which you will notice is also in Debian's other package, as of Debian 13.
- sevenseacat 1y agoAs an Australian, I love that `Australia/Eucla` is there, with it's silly UTC+8.75. Some of the other Australian entries are bizarre though - 'North' and 'South'? There is no standard timezone across the whole north or south of the country. And Broken Hill is in NSW, so why are they different time zones?