Hello,
On 2009 m. March 29 d., Sunday 00:43:05 Manolete, ese artista... wrote:
In KDE4 applets are added to the panel in a similar way than 3.5; the
problem is that Kweather doesn't appear among the available applets (yes I
have installed it, hehe). It seems no to work at all. Maybe for 4.3?
Hello,
On 2009 m. March 28 d., Saturday 01:13:33 Manolete, ese artista... wrote:
like brused gold, :-/ I hope these plasmoids will add the more weather
services to choose in future versions.
Plasmoids themselves should not retrieve weather forecast data. This is done
by weather dataengines
Hi
Well, then plasma_engine_weather.so is to blame. As I said before I hope
future versions will include more meteorological services. I know it would be
absurd to include every national meteorological service on earth but at least
to have 4 or 5 by default and let the users to add the ones
Manolete, ese artista... wrote, on 2009-03-29 02:48:
Kweather intrigues me a lot. According to its name we can suppose
whta's its utility, but I haven't been able even to launch it by any
means :-/. Does it really work? I guess the programmers and the
packagers of every distro did test it before
In KDE4 applets are added to the panel in a similar way than 3.5; the problem
is that Kweather doesn't appear among the available applets (yes I have
installed it, hehe). It seems no to work at all.
Maybe for 4.3? Only gods know, hehe.
Thanks for your help anyway, :)
El Sábado 28 Marzo 2009
Hello,
On 2009 m. March 27 d., Friday 13:48:21 Valerio Passini wrote:
I'm happy to have finally found plasma-widget-networkmanagement/weather
widgets in experimental but I have some problems with them. The weather
applet is very similar to the other one bundled at the moment with KDE4.2
that
Alle venerdì 27 marzo 2009, Modestas Vainius ha scritto:
Select source BBC Weather, enter the city below and press Search. It
should not be a big problem to get forecast for Europe countries from that
source. However, current situation wrt weather plasmoids is ridiculous though.
Thank you, I
On Friday 27 March 2009 22:48:21 Valerio Passini wrote:
only to choice weather services among a subset of countries belonging to
the Commonwealth
Valerio,
I find that the BBC weather service isn't that great either for Commonwealth
countries. I'm in Australia and it is sometimes quite off
It's not a matter of distance, that weather service is just bad. I'm in Madrid,
Spain, not too far from Britain, and rather often it says it's cloudy here when
outside the sky is completely clean and the sun shines like brused gold, :-/
I hope these plasmoids will add the more weather services
Alle venerdì 27 marzo 2009, Mark Purcell ha scritto:
I guess some more localised plugins for local weather would be a sensible way
forward.
Following the suggestion from Modestas, I have filed an RFP to Debian BTS, but
I have decided to promote the packaging of a different plasmoid for
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