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UTC is uniform but discontinuous. If someone wanted to precisely and
reliably measure time between to points, they would need a uniform,
continuous standard such as TAI.
TAI can be implemented using the defined relation:
TAI = UTC + 10s + Announced leap seconds since 1972 (Published here:
http://
** Also affects: util-linux (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
UTC is incorrectly implem
The closest package I can think of is util-linux, but I'm not sure. It's
something low-level though, near the kernel. Possibly the kernel itself.
I don't really know how time is managed by the system, I just know how
to configure and use it.
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Fabio: I clicked 'I don't know' because I actually don't know. It's not
gnome-control-center though because it's independent of the desktop
environment.
What part of the system actually manages the time?
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Status: New => Invalid
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