>> Windows doesn't use or store UTC so its timezone support is purely >> cosmetic (hence the well known bug where the timestamps of all the >> files on the system shift +/- 1 hour during DST boundaries).
> Thanks for your insight, but you are wrong about Windows. > > Windows uses UTC throughout internally, and the time zone setting > controls how the internal UTC time is presented to the user. As the Interesting. When did this change? I remember having a dual boot system that would get screwed up whenever I booted into the other system because I had set the Linux system to use UTC. Whenever I booted into Windows it would set the time incorrectly (by the UTC offset). That seemed to say to me that Windows uses local time rather than UTC. Did this change or was I wrong? sjm _______________________________________________ timekeepers mailing list [email protected] https://fortytwo.ch/mailman/cgi-bin/listinfo/timekeepers
