timedatectl

timedatectl is a command line tool available in Linux-based operating systems that allows users to view and manage the system's date and time settings. It is typically used to configure and adjust the system clock, time zone, and NTP (Network Time Protocol) synchronization settings.

By running 'timedatectl', users can view the current system date, time, time zone, and whether the system clock is synchronized. It provides detailed information about the system's time settings such as the local time, coordinated universal time (UTC), and the status of daylight saving time.

With timedatectl, users can easily change the system's time zone to any desired location around the globe. It also enables users to manually set the system's time and date or synchronize it with a remote NTP server for accurate timekeeping.

Additionally, timedatectl allows users to enable or disable automatic time synchronization with NTP servers. This ensures that the system clock remains accurate and up to date by regularly synchronizing with trusted time sources on the internet.

Overall, timedatectl is a powerful command line tool that provides easy and efficient management of time-related settings in Linux-based systems.