Re: after ids

* Kevin Kenny <kennykb@xxxxxxx>
| [make your NTP infrastructure work!]
| It also fails to address the concerns of those who deal with systems
| that have only intermittent network connectivity or lack it
| altogether. (Tcl gets ported to some very strange places, indeed.)

For the record: we use TCL/Windows in 24/7 production lines with no
network at all, and the absolute computer clock time is of no
importance there. What is important is that the 20ms/1s schedule
timers really run all the time and not getting delayed once or twice a
year by an hour when DST changes. So I'm all in favor of [after]
getting changed to reliably work with relative times...

R'
.