Precondition: - no kde installed to PC - you have correct time configuration with timezone different from UTC Steps to reproduce: 1. Emerge kde-base/korganizer (4.4.11.1 for me atm) 2. Launch korganizer 3. Import an event created in timezone different from UTC Expected result: event is shown in korganizer in correct time Actual result: event is shown in korganizer in "UTC time" To clarify things, an example, which I used: 1. /etc/localtime is Europe/Moscow 2. Current date is 05-Oct-2011 3. Import an event with start time 12:00 05-Oct-2011 in MSK (it is Europe/Moscow as well; GMT+4) Expected result: event is shown in korginizer with start time 12:00 05-Oct-2011 since local time zone is MSK Actual result: event is shown in korginizer with start time 08:00 05-Oct-2011 The fix for this is to emerge ktimezoned and restart korganizer. However, since time zones is very important stuff for calendar, I believe, it shall be emerged automatically once you emerge korganizer. Or korganizer should have a use to enable this ability and I think the use shall be enabled by default.
And when I added kdebase-runtime as a PDEPEND of kdelibs, people started to cry...
ktimezoned should probably go as a RDEPEND of kde-base/kdepim-common-libs.
(In reply to comment #2) > ktimezoned should probably go as a RDEPEND of kde-base/kdepim-common-libs. I have no kdepim-common-libs installed, but korganizer works fine without them.
Added; I'd consider an organizer that cannot handle timezones severely broken.
# equery d ktimezoned * These packages depend on ktimezoned: kde-base/korganizer-4.4.11.1 (>=kde-base/ktimezoned-4.4.11.1:4[aqua=]) Verified. (sorry for delay, missed e-mail about resolved bug)
