In 2005, I wrote:
Now that we've bitten the bullet and autoconfiscated, perhaps we
should make an effort to use monotonic clocks on those systems where
they're reliably available.
As of 0.63 (not yet packaged) we do this (r9529/r9535 upstream,
committed in May 2012).
(Also the whole basis of
Martin Michlmayr writes:
I just used my time machine (aka date --set ) to send a mail which I
should have sent a few hours ago. :) Interestingly, pterm gets quite
confused when you change the time by just one hour. When you type
anything into an existing pterm, it is not shown (much like
Package: pterm
Version: 0.58-1
Severity: minor
I just used my time machine (aka date --set ) to send a mail which I
should have sent a few hours ago. :) Interestingly, pterm gets quite
confused when you change the time by just one hour. When you type
anything into an existing pterm, it is not
* Martin Michlmayr [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2005-05-11 00:21]:
When I open a new pterm after changing the time, I don't see this
behaviour. To test, I reset the time, opened a gnome-terminal, set
the time back by an hour again; my input was shown and executed so I
think this is a bug in pterm.
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