Rather than saying "date" in the last post I should have said "time-stamp". I suppose because things are wacky in Oneiric nautilus showing the time last audited. I'll include a screenshot of nautilus just for clarification but I've triple checked to be sure I was using Ubuntu i386 20120131.2, and I was! And it passes the integrity test!
The attached screenshot is therefore unrelated but I'll likely not report it as a bug until after iso-testing is complete just due to time constraints.
Arrgh, now even that has changed somewhat :^(
But you can still see that the time last modified exceeds my local time by ten minutes. It had previously shown several hours!
Rather than saying "date" in the last post I should have said "time-stamp". I suppose because things are wacky in Oneiric nautilus showing the time last audited. I'll include a screenshot of nautilus just for clarification but I've triple checked to be sure I was using Ubuntu i386 20120131.2, and I was! And it passes the integrity test!
The attached screenshot is therefore unrelated but I'll likely not report it as a bug until after iso-testing is complete just due to time constraints.
Arrgh, now even that has changed somewhat :^(
But you can still see that the time last modified exceeds my local time by ten minutes. It had previously shown several hours!