Description of problem: The Clock-applet appointments time is wrong during the week after daylight saving time starts. The error is one hour. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-panel 2.22.2-3.fc9 evolution 2.22.3.1-1.fc9 How reproducible: I have looked at scheduled events for the week of march 9 2008, march 8 2009 and march 14 2010 and they all showed an extra hour on the clock-applet compared to evolution. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Schedule an event during the week after the daylight saving time is suppose to start, for example on Friday march 13, 2009 at 10:00 am 2. Look at the time the clock applet gives for the appointment. Actual results: In the case above it will show 11:00am. Expected results: Obviously the time showed should be 10:00am. Additional info: For both applications (evolution and clock-applet which is part of gnome-panel) and for my system, I use the America/Montreal time zone. The problem could be in evolution but I checked my calendar.ics file and the time looks ok there. It is only during the week after daylight saving starts that there is a problem. The weeks before or more than a week after it seems ok.
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