Reported in Gavilan’s WeBlog, not only does Vista know about Daylight Saving Time (just like previous versions of Windows have known and automatically adjusted for it), Vista actually tells you ahead of time that Daylight Saving Time is coming.
More importantly, and more significantly, double-clicking on the clock in the Status Bar no longer brings up the interface to change the system date and time.
Now, the double-click brings up a clock (what a novel idea) and a link that you can use on those rare occasions when you actually want to change the system’s time.
This same display is where Vista tells that Daylight Saving Time is approaching and that it will automatically adjust the computer’s clock.
