On Wednesday 24 January 2007, Benjamin Peter wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I got the date working but still don't think this is the right
> behaviour. When right clicking on the clock you have to choose
> Show Timezone -> Local timezone and the date is displayed again.
Hi!
I actually think that this is done the right way.
if I choose the clock to not show 'local' timezone, but some random timezone
somewhere in the world, I think it is nice that it is shown - and the only
way to show it and make the clock still readable is to replace the date with
it.
If there is no new reasoning for this bug next time I stumble over it, I think
I will close it.
/Sune
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