Flash player 9 for Linux, shows time one hour ahead

Flash player 9 show time one hour ahead on Linux. Has anybody
seen this behavior?
I want know if there is any fix/workaround for this?
try following code on FP9 on Linux Mozilla. My observation
was it shows time by one hour ahead.
trace("Current Time "+new Date());
I hope I am not missing something very basic here.

Can somebody please confirm/deny this.
FP 9 on Linux shows time one hour ahead than the local time.
Try following line with FP9 on Linux
trace("Current Time "+new Date());

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