Just setup dual boot with windows for projection mapping and autocad, and I was careful to not let windows wipe my linux drive. But, somehow, it set my system time back 3 hours. Seriously windows?

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@thesecretmaster Windows wants to set the hardware clock to local time; linux to GMT. Yay.

sweet

Awww. So basically every time I boot to windows I have to change my time in cmos settings if I want to keep it at UTC? Or I have to adjust my linux time to compensate for stupid windows.

set up auto-sync on startup in both?

By auto-sync you mean the "network time" setting?

Yes

I guess

I'll figure it out. Thanks for the suggestion @JanDvorak

I Wish autocad (drafting) and resolume (projection mapping) supported linux, or at least performed well in a vm :(

@thesecretmaster When I did dual boot, I think that's what I did. I think the Debian package I used was called ntptime, but that was many years ago. I forget what the Windows program was.

On the bright side, now I can blame all my problems on windows 10

It's an easy target.

If someone have any idea to solve my problem "multiple upload with paperclips" stackoverflow.com/questions/40743735/…