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i personally have the clock set to UTC and have kde clock set to local. this |
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in my opinion is the best choice and i think that every hw clock should be |
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set to UTC since it represents the computers' time in my opinion. every date |
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calculation is made converting to UTC and calculating the difference between |
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the UTC and the impute date converted. this is the right way to handle dates |
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and this, in my opinion, is the reason to why set the clock to the UTC. |
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2008/1/17, Drake Donahue <donahue95@×××××××.net>: |
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> OOPS and duh! |
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> Just reread your original! |
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> You want to be on universal time! |
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> Abject apologies and nevermind. |
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> As I read /etc/init.d/clock, setting CLOCK="UTC" should make |
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> /etc/localtime |
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> irrelevant and unused. |
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> If you are still having problems after the Los_Angeles change maybe |
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> TIMEZONE="UTC" ? |
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dott. ing. beso |
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