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If UTC is corrected to match GMT: what's the difference, aside from conceptual?
by Groxx 5y ago
If UTC is corrected to match GMT: what's the difference, aside from conceptual?
- postalrat 5y agoMy understanding is it's corrected with whole leap seconds. So they could differ by a fraction of a second.
- below43 5y agoGMT is different from UTC during British Summer Time (UTC+01:00)
- Flimm 5y agoThat's incorrect. GMT is always the same as UTC for all intents and purposes (setting aside things like leap seconds). British Summer Time is GMT+01 (which is the same as UTC+01). The time zone in England is Europe/London, which uses GMT in the winter, and GMT+01 in the summer.