Long time localc user, but a recent upgrade to either LO or my system broke this.
If I put =NOW() in a cell, I used to get my local time, now I get UTC time.
I’m on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. /etc/timezone is Australia/Sydney
Should localc be respecting the system time zone?
Have you checked that the locale setting has not been changed? Tools → Language Settings → Locale.
The LibreOffice locale setting does not influence the result of NOW().
That’s good to know. Thanks!
Check that your user account settings do not override the /etc/timezone location (try in a terminal shell the command date) and a possible shell invoking soffice does not have TZ=UTC set or some such.
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