Christopher J Baddiley wrote:
<em class="quotelev1">> Personally I would be happy to stay on GMT all the year round. It
<em class="quotelev1">> would save fiddling around twice a year resetting all the VCRs and all
<em class="quotelev1">> those clocks, some of which I can never figure out..... Nearly
<em class="quotelev1">> everything these days has a built in clock !
The only clock I want to leave on GMT is my laptop so that my capture
files are automatically date-stamped in UT, and *that* sets itself
forward automatically.... :-)
I'd agree to keeping GMT in the UK all the year round but definitely
*not* BST.
As for "daylight saving", a very odd expression only used as far as I
know in USA (and Canada I expect). Whatever it does it doesn't alter
the amount of daylight.
Peter Lloyd.
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