i want to learn do i need more software?
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Use the date command to print the current date and time. If you add the -u flag, the results will be for the Greenwich mean time zone. And if you log in as a superuser, you can even change the date or time with the -s flag. Now, that's power!
Here are some examples:
date Print the date and time.
Sat Nov 2 20:09:43 EST 1996
date -u Print the GMT date and time.
Sun Nov 3 01:09:45 GMT 1996
date -s 0503 Set the clock to 5:03 A.M.
For more information on the date command, see the date manual.
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Comments (most recent first)
jim (24 Aug 2010, 02:37)
i want to learn do i need more software?
TooCool (01 Aug 2010, 02:43)
This is really great....thnx a ton
Thanakorn (05 May 2010, 02:49)
very good knowledge
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