[kde-linux] Re: LCD weather widget not finding noaa stations
Duncan
1i5t5.duncan at cox.net
Mon May 2 10:14:55 UTC 2011
Dale posted on Mon, 02 May 2011 04:06:21 -0500 as excerpted:
> I recently upgraded to KDE 4.6.2 and noticed the weather widget thingy
> stopped working. It seemed to have lost its settings somehow. Anyway,
> I right clicked and tried to set it again. It comes up with a list but
> they are all wettercom instead of noaa stations. They don't seem to
> work.
>
> I'm using Gentoo and I don't see any relevant USE flags that I can
> change.
>
> What do I have to do to get my noaa entries back? Am I missing
> something? Bug?
I don't use the default lcd-weather plasmoid so won't offer any
suggestions or theories on it, but I do have installed and on my desktop,
kde-misc/yawp (yet another weather plasmoid), and in the system tray, I
have "Weather Forcast" activated (system tray context menu, system tray
settings, display icon, unlock widgets if necessary, extra items, select
weather forcast, after which you can context-click it to configure).
yawp appears as a system tray optional item as well, but it doesn't work
well with vertically arranged systrays such as mine, so it's disabled
there in favor of weather forcast, with yawp as a desktop plasmoid instead.
The location selection and general functionality of both of those work. I
know as I'm using them. (Gentoo/~amd64 no-multilib with kde 4.6.2 and
including the kde overlay, tho yawp's in the main tree and I /think/
weather forcast is default.) So if you can't get the LCD weather plasmoid
to work, there's two options that I /do/ know work, here on Gentoo. =:^)
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