On 07 February 2007 18:53, Ken Shaffer wrote:
> Just curious if the daylight savings time change occurring in the
> middle of March might be a factor.
A factor in what?
> I suppose if cygwin gets its time
> from the PC and does no time adjustment, then there's no worries but
> to ensure that Windows takes care of it.
Everything cygwin does relies on the underlying functionality of the windows
o/s to get the basics right for it; cygwin is, after all, just a win32 DLL
containing utility functions used by win32 programs......
There Is No Kernel In Cygwin!
cheers,
DaveK
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