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      <title>Alpine Linux Customizations</title>
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Setting the timezone Check the current timezone
date Timezone setting
setup-timezone Which timezone are you in? (&amp;rsquo;?&amp;rsquo; for list) [UTC] Asia/Hong_Kong
Suppose you want to use the Asia/ timezone and Hong_Kong as the sub-timezone of &amp;lsquo;Asia/&amp;rsquo;. You can input &amp;lsquo;?&amp;rsquo; to list the timezones to choose from.</description>
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