Hello,
If I add TimeZone=0 to a time measure, the resulting date is 1 hour early (Ex: the real UTC time is 21:00, but Rainmeter returns 22:00). Is it because of DST? If so, how would I always have it so that it is UTC time?
EDIT: Woops. Dumb question. Fixed it.
It is currently May 19th, 2024, 8:32 pm
UTC Timezone
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Re: UTC Timezone
I have the same "dumb question". How did you fix it?
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Re: UTC Timezone
I reply, telling you that this can be fixed by adding a DaylightSavingTime=0 option to the Time measure. This is needed, because by default Rainmeter applies the daylight saving time if your computer uses it. You can turn off this "feature" by the above option.
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Re: UTC Timezone
Thank you for your help.
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