So after not booting linux more than twice winter semester when I do so now Gentoo fights with windows over the time. Even when I don't correct the time in Linux when I return to windows it is several hours ahead, 25 hours if I recall, because it changes today's date to tomorrows. Why is this? In the past I've been told something about having linux use local time, and that's what its doing. What else needs to be done? I presume they should be on the same time zone, correct? In windows I have it set to '(GMT -07:00) Mountain Time (US & Canada)'. I'm not booted into linux right now, but it's something I thought was in mountain time zone.
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