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TZUTC: -0001
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Hey Benny!

 MK>> Besides you need glib for mc.

 BP> is changed on gentoo to not imho be supported in the use flags
 BP> atleast

Huh?  I am still seeing glib as a REQUIRED dependency for mc.  What source are
they using?

 BP> it is mostly 0000 for utc adjust, its not know always if its
 BP> timezone or adjust to utc

  TZ=UTC date +%z | tr -d +
  0000

is probably what he is looking for.  That is the defective castrated fidonet
version.  Myself I am using;

  TZ=UTC+00:01:00 date +%z | tr -d +
  -0001

which is 1 minute west of prime meridian and doesn't suffer from the lossy '+'
character fidonet crap.  UTC offsets (%z) only output hh:mm whereas the TZ
above is capable of hh:mm:ss which make it vastly more powerful than a
castrated utc offset ... to say the least.  Offhand I'm thinking about using
it as part of a coordinate system for a "Fidonet Time Space Continuum" now
that the FTSC has become defunct.  Why waste a perfectly good echoarea?  I
think it could be recycled.  :-)

Life is good,
Maurice

... ðy mara wisdom on londe wære ðy we ma geðeoda cuðon.
    There would be more wisdom in the land, the more languages we knew.
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