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Description of problem:
The Date&Time utility (in the KDE Panel) sets bad time zone for
Europe/Prague. It sets the UTC time zone. For example, for Europe/Budapest
it sets the CET time zone, which is correct. This utility also can't set
the MET time zone directly.

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How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Slect the Date&Time utility from the KDE panel and set time zone for
Europe/Prague. It sets a UTC time zone for this location.
2. When you type (from console) the command ntpdate ntp.volny.cz, you will
obtain time with one hour less. For example, for Europe/Budapest, the time
zone is set to CET and ntpdate returns correct time for this location.
Budapest have the same time zone as Prague.
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Actual Results:  ntpdate returns time with one hour less for time zone
Europe/Prague.

Expected Results:  1. Correct time zone for Europe/Prague
2. Possibility to set the time zone directly (means MET, CET etc.)

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