Posted: Wed 06 Sep 2006, 09:37
@Marksouth,
As a computer user, I would like:
- to see my stray clock = wrist-watch
- not being flamed when answering a post which appears to others as being before the post I answer.
- same for e-mail date and time
- files being created at the time of my wris-watch
So when I travel across a time zone, I readjust my wrist-watch, I don't want to mentaly calculate the local time.
So I expect the PC to behave accordingly.
@all,
Verified my bios clock, it's set correctly
Being in XP now, the clock is still ok.
So I have no more worries.
Only this remark: in PCLinux's KDE things are easier, because when setting time and date there is the worldwide selection of timezones to select from.
As a computer user, I would like:
- to see my stray clock = wrist-watch
- not being flamed when answering a post which appears to others as being before the post I answer.
- same for e-mail date and time
- files being created at the time of my wris-watch
So when I travel across a time zone, I readjust my wrist-watch, I don't want to mentaly calculate the local time.
So I expect the PC to behave accordingly.
@all,
Verified my bios clock, it's set correctly
Being in XP now, the clock is still ok.
So I have no more worries.
Only this remark: in PCLinux's KDE things are easier, because when setting time and date there is the worldwide selection of timezones to select from.