Re: DST, will Fedora change the time on the fly?

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On Sun, 08 Mar 2009 12:02:34 -0400
David wrote:

> > As long as you don't multi-boot Windows, of course :-). I've never found
> > any combination of settings in Windows to make it not "fix" the system
> > clock (even when I tried to run Windows in timezone GMT, it still
> > decided it had to fiddle the system clock the first time I booted
> > after a DST change).  
> 
> That is set on the timezone configuration page of the clock settings. A
> check-box.

I know. I've checked that checkbox and unchecked that checkbox, and waited
6 months for a new DST change, and it has screwed up every time :-).
I have the ultimate solution now - I no longer multi-boot windows :-).

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