KDED time zone module

[Thiago Macieira]

David Jarvie wrote:
>The name is used as the index for looking up the KSystemTimeZone
> instance so that the time zone data can be accessed by applications.
> And for display purposes the local time zone name is needed. Note that
> if the TZ environment variable is set, that is used to obtain the name.
> Also note that, except on Solaris, country codes in zone.tab will
> usually enable a match to be made quickly with /etc/localtime.

How about a special KSystemTimeZone that is the local time zone? It 
doesn't have to map to any zone in the database.

Remember that $TZ point to any file on disk.

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