[debbugs-tracker] Processed (with 6 errors): Re: bug#17765: julian date is not what you think

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> On 06/12/2014 10:56 AM, Steve Zornes wrote:
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> > the date command uses %j to specify number of days since beginning of year. 
> > It looks as though %j is meant to mean Julian day which is ACTUALLY the 
> > number of days since the julian calendar started. Currently 2,000,000 or so.
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> > number of days since the beginning of the year is called ordinal date and 
> > should be specified with a %o
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> > just a thought.
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> >
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