* Jerome L Quinn [Fri, 20 Aug 2004 19:10:32 -0400]:
> Just to follow up, if I bring up the "adjust time and date" dialog, change
> the timezone dropdown
> to another value and back to new york, and click apply, the timezone now
> shows EDT as
> I expect. However, after I hit OK, it goes back to UTC.
I've noticed that when you update (as root) the timezone using that
configure dialog (the "Adjust Date & Time..." one), the clock applet
does not immediatly update to the new timezone. you'll have to restart
kde.
maybe that's your problem?
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