Peter Eisentraut <peter_e@gmx.net> writes:
> Another comment: I just peeked and, to be blunt, the time zone database
> looks like a mess. For example, there's CET (central european time), but
> not CEST (central european summer time). Instead there's CETDST, which
> I've never heard used. Then there's MEST, MET, METDST, MEWT, MEZ, all of
> which are supposed to be "Middle Europe" variations, none of which I've
MET is sometimes used as middle eastern time as well. Universal Time is a
Good Thing ;-)
Regards,
Gunnar
