Very Computer

I don't believe this is a "kernel" function...  my Slack 1.1.2 pl15j
installations all updated, if they were running at 2am on Sunday.  on HP
systems, time changes were handled by cron (the hp9000 anyway)..  

At any rate, my systems report PDT time, and have the right time..  btw,
are we now in standard time, or daylight savings?   I get confused so
easily..   :)

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Ted Deppner
  sactoh0.sac.ca.us!qubix!ted
  eis.calstate.edu!tdeppne

Depends on where you are.  If, like me, you are in Indiana (apart from NW),
Arizona or Hawaii, you are on Standard time - and were on standard time
last week as well.  Otherwise you are now on Daylight saving time - a quaint
custom introduced as an energy saving measure in WWI, and still practiced
in many places.  My Slackware distribution set to US Eastern-Indiana
performed perfectly and my system clock is unchanged, just like my VCR's
(it changed last fall before I worked out that I could turn the daylight
saving time feature off).  However, I shudder to  hink what the DOS
partition might do to the time.
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