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‘My Weather Indicator’ Adds Geolocation Support
Panel-based weather applet My Weather Indicator has added geolocation support, providing input free location detection based on your IP. With many of us used to mobile apps and online weather sites using of geolocation to serve up weather info based on our country or county the idea of having to manually search for then enter my location into [...]
‘My Weather Indicator’ adds sun and moon info, ‘feels like…’ temp and more in latest update
Users of My-Weather-Indicator, a panel-based weather applet for Ubuntu, can now check sunrise and sunset information, moon phase and more in the latest release.
‘My-weather-indicator’ gets updated, revamps location selection
‘My-weather-indicator’ – an indicator-applet providing weather updates and alerts in Ubuntu – has been updated with an improved location set-up dialog and general bug fixes.
Indicator-Weather: "Is it just me or…"
Panagiotis Skintzos has begun on a Vala port of Indicator-Weather. Whilst there are many great ideas in the new design layout there is one aspect that bugs me…
Indicator-weather adds data caching, extra weather providers and locations
Indicator-Weather, the weather forecast applet, has updated this weekend, adding support for forecast data caching, extra weather service providers and making available more locations.
Indicator-weather update puts temperature on panel
Weather information applet ‘indicator-weather’ has added some spit and polish to its latest release – including the display of current temperature directly on the panel.
The weather indicator project revives; what might have been
The indicator-weather project has kicked back into life this week – meaning none of us need to go without ‘weather-info-at-a-glance’ on our desktop panel come Ubuntu 11.04.
We were briefly involved in the development of the project last year and whilst our designs never made it into being, here they are to peruse at your pleasure.
HTC-style Weather Clock for your desktop
Add some HTC-inspired beauty to your desktop using the following WeatherClock Conky script. Heavily influenced by the HTC widget available on many smart-phones (and the Windows desktop) it informs you of both the time and weather fore-casted for the coming 4 days. It’s lacks animation and is a bit of a hassle to get up [...]
WeatherPaper puts the weather outside on your desktop inside
GNOME users have long been left out in the cold when searching for a good looking & easily-themeable ‘Weather Wallpaper’ application. Over a year ago I ran down the Gnome-friendly alternatives to KDE’s slick weather wallpaper plug-in and found, perhaps unsurprisingly, very slim pickings. A year on, is the forecast looking brighter? (Last weather-related pun, honest!) WeatherPaper Weatherpaper [...]
What’s in a weather indicator?
We at the Indicator-Weather project need you to do some forecasting for us. (World groans – ed) Whilst we’ve got a pretty kicking preview that works but what we really need is to find out what you guys want from a weather indicator. By having all our bases covered when it comes to features, options [...]
Weather Indicator Applet: Genesis of an itch into an app (Updated with PPA)
The new Date Time indicator that is all-set to replace the Gnome Clock applet in Ubuntu 10.10 will certainly make your life easier: A slick interface combines easy access to set timers and events direct from the menu & integration with Evolution, resulting in no-more reams of menus to change an option or setting. It is, as Jono Bacon [...]
Snow! Snow! Snow!
It’s snowing in Britain!! PANIC!!!1 It’s funny how Britain grinds to a halt when we get a few inches of snow. We don’t get snow often so when we do it’s almost like we revert backwards into some primeval panic zone where we need to make fires and stock up on baked beans. Planes grounded. [...]