Russia has shifted again for winter time, and difference betwen UTC and local time in Moscow now is +3 hr, but ALL the systems and servers with time zone databases (including Apple) are still sure that Russia is UTC+4. The Stellarium takes the real time from my computer (and it is correct, i.e it is 18:12 in Moscow now), but it thinks that 18:12 MSK = 14:12 UTS (though it is already 15:12 UTC!!!!) and now it shows me the sky events which has happened ONE HOUR AGO! For example, the today sunset in Moscow is in 20 minutes, at 18:28 local time = 15:28 UTS. But the Stellarium will show me this sunset one hoyr later, only when there is 19:28 loc.time at my computer.
Would it be better to switch OFF the automatic link to time-zone servers and to allow a user himself to set the difference betwen his local time and UTC?
PS: Russia's idiotic jumps from winter to summer time systems for latest 5 years has f**cked everybody's mind, and we shall not hope that servers will follow soon all this crazy changes.
Russia has shifted again for winter time, and difference betwen UTC and local time in Moscow now is +3 hr, but ALL the systems and servers with time zone databases (including Apple) are still sure that Russia is UTC+4. The Stellarium takes the real time from my computer (and it is correct, i.e it is 18:12 in Moscow now), but it thinks that 18:12 MSK = 14:12 UTS (though it is already 15:12 UTC!!!!) and now it shows me the sky events which has happened ONE HOUR AGO! For example, the today sunset in Moscow is in 20 minutes, at 18:28 local time = 15:28 UTS. But the Stellarium will show me this sunset one hoyr later, only when there is 19:28 loc.time at my computer.
Would it be better to switch OFF the automatic link to time-zone servers and to allow a user himself to set the difference betwen his local time and UTC?
PS: Russia's idiotic jumps from winter to summer time systems for latest 5 years has f**cked everybody's mind, and we shall not hope that servers will follow soon all this crazy changes.