Really worrying bug in Windows (dual-boot with Dapper, after hibernate)

[Vincent Trouilliez]

On Wed, 2006-05-24 at 15:31 +0200, Alan McKinnon wrote:
> This isn't really necessary - run Linux using UTC as normal. Configure 
> Windows to never adjust the time and not to change the CMOS clock.

I wouldn't know how to go that...

> I do this and I'm in SAST +2:00,

What is "SAST" ?

> the only downside is that the clock in Windows is 2 hours behind.

So it doesn't work then... 

> No big deal, it's not my primary OS

Yes...

> and I like me I think you use Window only for games and other mostly 
> time-irrelevant purposes

I don't do any gaming at all. The only 3D "game" (well, flight sim
really) I like, X-Plane , runs on Linux. And even then, I don't use it
because I don't find it mature enough to my taste, so I don't think I
will be playing it before 3 years at best.
No really, if I keep Windows it's purely to have it handy, "just in
case". To date I have only needed it to workaround problems that arise
every now and then in Linux because of proprietary formats, some videos,
some acrobat files, some MS Office documents, some websites with crappy
flash animations, things like that...

--
Vince