It's the first time I ever noticed - but when I today ran :
the resulting processes listed all had a start time of ... last year.
I could be wrong, but I recall other systems that show a year indication, ONLY if the relevant process started more than 1 year ago.
No matter what date within the year.
Similarly, now I think about it, this system is also showing processes to be started yesterday (with month and day indication) if the process started before midnight.
Shouldn't it do that only if the process started more than 24 hours ago ?
Is there a Linux setting to control that ? I'm not interested in commands that achieve the same result, so it must work with
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the resulting processes listed all had a start time of ... last year.
I could be wrong, but I recall other systems that show a year indication, ONLY if the relevant process started more than 1 year ago.
No matter what date within the year.
Similarly, now I think about it, this system is also showing processes to be started yesterday (with month and day indication) if the process started before midnight.
Shouldn't it do that only if the process started more than 24 hours ago ?
Is there a Linux setting to control that ? I'm not interested in commands that achieve the same result, so it must work with
or
