Can't help with vnc.
On the time front, the Pi3 does not have an RTC. For accurate timekeeping it needs to connect to a time server on the internet. Without that it will drift especially if switched off for any period of time.
The usual way to set time and date from the command line is the date command.e.g.You shouldn't need, or want, to mess around with the timezone setting just to set the clock unless, of course the timezone is also incorrect (it's set to UK but you're in Australia). Daylight savings should take care of itself if the date, clock, and timezone are (reasonably) correct.
On the time front, the Pi3 does not have an RTC. For accurate timekeeping it needs to connect to a time server on the internet. Without that it will drift especially if switched off for any period of time.
The usual way to set time and date from the command line is the date command.e.g.
Code:
sudo date -s "1 Jan 2025 00:01"Statistics: Posted by thagrol — Sat May 10, 2025 10:34 pm