Can't make clock show correct time

[ManjaroDevOps]

Dual-booting windows I presume?

@ManjaroDevOps

Both Windows and Linux uses time zones - but Windows expects hardware clock to be in local time and Linux expects the clock to be UTC.

The will inevitably lead to confusion with a dual-boot system.

The only solution to prevent the confusion is ensure the both systems use the same point of origin.

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