/sarcasm ddate /sarcasm
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I know of a small application, that's part of a larger suite if you want it. It's called CoreTime.
It's Qt based, but the dependency list is quite small.
I assume you mean the date and time settings page. This is KDE's one:
Can you explain the specific functionality that you’re looking for…? I don’t understand your objection here.
No, what I mean is the date and time settings program. Not date and time settings page
used to be one in rhel.. system-config-date or something like that.
I can't think of a standalone gui app that does this (and a simple google search didn't find one).
If you have a gui desktop (gnome,kde,xfce,lxqt,enlightenment,budgie...) it will have a built in function in it's settings to do this, or leverage one of the parent ones (ie budgie is based on gnome, lxqt on kde).
If your custom environment is pared down to the point where you don't have an equivalent to gnome-system-tools and don't want to install it, you might have to just use date at the command line.