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The link in the original post?

Most likely not, since this becomes too intensive for forums rather quickly (ie: if you have 100 posts per day, you'll be sent 100 emails)

The file or a symlink to it

PunBB does not do anything related to DST

Closed: we're not taking bug reports for 1.3 quite yet
The query_builder is missing for a reason: it's just being tested right now
I just corrected the install.php issue though, thanks

Yes, I'm aware: I live in the US
Even if I didn't, a lot of countries have similar systems.

In 1.3 there is a box for users to check. If the box is checked, time is moved an hour ahead. If not, it's just the normal timezone offset.

Now then, it seems like an explanation of 1.2's date/time system and 1.3's date/time system is in order

1.2:
You have a setting called server timezone. Basically, you find your server's GMT offset and set it: that way, all times for users should start out at GMT.
Each user has an individual time setting. That would be the user's offset from GMT. During DST, the user has to change their offset by one hour (since that is what DST is).
So, if my server's local time is GMT -8, you set GMT -8 as the server timezone. If I live on the East Coast (GMT -5) I set GMT -5. During DST, I move that to GMT -4 (GMT doesn't have DST).

1.3:
PHP functions are used to get time from the server at GMT. Therefore, server timezone disappears and is replaced by a new option, which is the default timezone for guests.
Each user still has their time setting, but they can check a box when DST happens for them which will act as if they had modified their offset.
So, if my server's local time is GMT -8 but I want guests to have GMT -5, I set the default timezone to GMT -5. As a user, I check/uncheck a box to deal with DST

Does that clear things up? Or did I just confuse people more?

Edit: Just to summarize, since there really isn't a good way (at least that I know of) to automatically detect DST given a certain timezone (since different countries, etc have different rules), PunBB relies on the user to change it themselves.

What time change?

Wow, that worked?
OK, I'll just make sure we figure out why this is for 1.3

         else if ($pun_config['p_message_all_caps'] == '0' && strtoupper($message) == $message && $pun_user['g_id'] > PUN_MOD)
             $message = ucwords(strtolower($message));

That's taken from post.php: the code looks OK to me

Just comparing your stylesheets, I noticed you didn't have a <![endif]--> at the end in the PunBB style
Oh, and moved to Integration

That's odd: I'm curious though, since that makes me think the underlying problem isn't with the queries.
Try undoing all of those changes and doing the following:

FIND

// Get the server load averages (if possible)
if (@file_exists('/proc/loadavg') && is_readable('/proc/loadavg'))
{
    // We use @ just in case
    $fh = @fopen('/proc/loadavg', 'r');
    $load_averages = @fread($fh, 64);
    @fclose($fh);

    $load_averages = @explode(' ', $load_averages);
    $server_load = isset($load_averages[2]) ? $load_averages[0].' '.$load_averages[1].' '.$load_averages[2] : 'Not available';
}
else if (!in_array(PHP_OS, array('WINNT', 'WIN32')) && preg_match('/averages?: ([0-9\.]+),[\s]+([0-9\.]+),[\s]+([0-9\.]+)/i', @exec('uptime'), $load_averages))
    $server_load = $load_averages[1].' '.$load_averages[2].' '.$load_averages[3];
else
    $server_load = 'Not available';

REPLACE WITH

$server_load = 'Not available';

Please take the time to read the blog post I linked to and understand that changing the LANGUAGE PACKS does not change the CONTENTS OF POSTS in your forum.