Re: [kde-linux] KDE + Time Zones + Daylight-saving-time



On Friday 23 February 2007 17:43:19 Alain M. wrote:
David Jarvie escreveu:
Different systems vary, but one of the standard ways of setting the
system time zone is to copy the appropriate time zone file from
/usr/share/zoneinfo (which is a standard location for time zones to be
stored - nothing to do with KDE) into /etc/localtime. If KDE is actually
setting the _system_ time zone as opposed to the individual user's time
zone, this copying to /etc/localtime is to be expected - it will be done
by the standard process which KDE uses to set the system time zone. If
you have previously customised /etc/localtime, your customisation will
therefore be overwritten when KDE sets the system time zone.

That is exaclty what is happening, now I changed the file that KDE
copies to /etc/localtime and it is stable.

What I am looking for is where KDE has the information of which file to
copy for each timezone. KDE's list of timezones is not that one, it has
a icon (flag) comments and a link to the file to copy...

The file zone.tab in the zoneinfo directory contains a list of all the
zoneinfo time zone definition files, including which country they relate to.
KDE presumably uses that information to display flags and comments.

--
David Jarvie.
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