GetTimezoneOffset got one hour ahead on linux than windows

I'm using Date object to retrieve current local time for
display. But got one hour ahead than the system time.
For an example, I set the system time zone to Hong Kong,
China. The getTimezoneOffset() return -540 on linux, but on
Windows, it's -480. So, the time in flash is one hour ahead than
the system time.
I have checked that the getUTCHours() return the same result
on linux and windows.
Any Suggestions?
thx!

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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