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Description of Problem:

My computer has default time zone Europe/Amsterdam but currently I am using
America/New_York. Calendar displays the current day and notifications based
on the default time zone. 

Steps to reproduce the problem:
0. use tzconfig to set the default time zone to Europe/Amsterdam
1. export TZ=America/New_York in .bash_profile or similar
2. run evolution
3. go at 6:30pm EST to the Calendar view
4. set an appointment at 7pm

Actual Results:
3. the next day is marked as current (because it is already the 
   next day in Europe)
4. wait forever... because 7pm in Europe has already passed...

Expected Results:

How often does this happen? 

always

Additional Information:

I checked the environment of all evolution-related processes via
/proc/$PID/env and they all have the TZ variable set correctly.

I see that this can be fixed via Tools->Settings...->Calendar and
Tasks->General->Time but this is nonstandard and nonuniform behavior (the
mail component works fine with TZ...

Therefore it would be great if the TZ override for Calendar would be
optional (e.g., a checkbox whether the time zone is to be set explicitly)

Thanks,
Hein