07 Mar, 2007, Guest wrote in the 22nd comment:
Related to this subject, does anyone happen to know if the /usr/share/zoneinfo directory is a standard location for timezone data on linux and BSD systems? I already know this isn't the case with Windows, but who cares about Windows, right? :P
07 Mar, 2007, Omega wrote in the 23rd comment:
down with windows!
and sorry samson, i'm of no help with this, i don't even have zoneinfo directory in suse10.1 (which is my dev box) so i don't think it is a standard thing.
and sorry samson, i'm of no help with this, i don't even have zoneinfo directory in suse10.1 (which is my dev box) so i don't think it is a standard thing.
08 Mar, 2007, Conner wrote in the 24th comment:
No idea whether it's a standard or not, but that's where the zoneinfo directory is on my FC3 box.
08 Mar, 2007, kiasyn wrote in the 25th comment:
Exists for me under debian sarge.
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It sure looks that way. I'm sure having super accurate timezones and DST info would be nifty, but it's not really needed.