In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Peter
Drake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
An interesting report.
I have a question about a line near the end where you address the two
meanings of "UCT":
"UCT as applied to times stands for Universal Coordinate Time. It is
the same, for most practical purposes including ours, as GMT, Greenwich
Mean Time, the time zone based on London, England."
I had an experience where I set a Mac OS X "Dashboard Widget" clock to
London time, and it was an hour off from UCT. I could only get the
correct time by using Dakar as the city. Does London use something like
Daylight Savings Time, making London time the same as GMT/UCT only part
of the year?
In the winter, London uses UCT; in the summer, it uses BST, which is
one hour ahead of UCT.
Nick
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