I didn't know that --- sounds like a poor substitute for ntpd.
I didn't know that --- sounds like a poor substitute for ntpd.
Well that explains it. I only entered the IT field after August of 81 thanks to President Reagan. I hope you enjoy your future retirement as much I have. I now wonder where I ever found the time to work.
Den 2022-02-16 kl. 17:27, skrev NotReal:
You must have been early. Slackware was released in mid 1993 according to
In many ways timesyncd is a poor substitute for ntpd. But there are plenty of cases where it is all you need.
Use ntpd is you need it to act as an ntp server or if you need accuracy to a fraction of a second.
It seems that my first answer may not be completely correct.
Interesting, thanks.
I would say it was more a real bad WAG on my part as it wasn't that early, but it has been a while. Based on that article you referenced, I would have to say 1997. I may have seen it earlier on a CD that had various flavors but the first real set of Slackware CDs I had was version 3.4 that I purchased at a local computer show with my own funds.
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