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| Nathan Meyers wrote: | > On Fri, Sep 20, 2002 at 03:01:02PM -0400, Rob Ransbottom wrote: | > > On 19 Sep 2002, Derek Atkins wrote: | > > > usually the way to solve this problem is to keep the system | > > > clock in "local" time and set linux to know that the system is | > > > in local, not utc, time. | > > | > > For no compelling reason I've always wanted to set my clocks to | > > UTC. | > > | > > Can the various Window OS deal with this? | > | > No. | | Move to England? Or tell Windows that it's in England. It won't know the difference. You might also want to tell it that it's in some funny municipality that doesn't do DST. You'll have to translate the on-screen times to your time zone in your own mind. But that's something you should be learning to do anyway, right?
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