Hey nelgin!
On Tue, 04 Aug 2026 01:02:12 -0500, you wrote:
The other side of the coin, Arch, which I've enjoyed using at home,
lacks pretty much everything and you have to go through and install what
you want. I found out that it didn't have any sort of time
synchronization daemon running the other after about 6 months of using
it :)
It definitely comes with one installed if you're using systemd, but as you say, it isn't "running" by default. You have to enable it (systemd-timesyncd).
Not sure why they do that, to be honest. I had used ntpd for so long that after a fresh install some time ago I forgot to install it. Once the issues arose, I looked into what /should/ be running, and have used that ever since.
Regards,
Nick
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