Simple Weather Indicator is available to install on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (and above) using the following installer from the project’s GitHub page. Simple Weather Indicator is a no-frills weather applet that reports the current temperature and conditions for your location. To stop it launching on login you’ll need to manually remove it from the start-up items folder as a root user, a method that’s far from ideal! Download Simple Weather Indicator for Ubuntu 16.04 LTS +

Sadly the biggest single issue with this app remains: there’s no easy way to remove it from your start-up preferences as it doesn’t appear in the Start-Up Applications app. Moved to robust API endpoint with higher uptimeĪs before you can (if you find the auto detection is a little ways off) enter manual coordinates (longitude, latitude), you can also select between Celsius and Fahrenheit, and adjust start-up preferences.The 0.6 release also addresses the lack of customisation options, and adds an option to hide the location name from the panel applet, and an option to round-off temperatures to a…let’s say less overly specific figure! Simple Weather Indicator v0.6 changelog: Indicator Weather v0.6 nixes a number of niggles found in the forecast-reporting applet’s earlier releases, and switches to a new location detection API to improve location accuracy. Halfway through the year, many new apps released and many abandoned.Another month, another update to the simple weather indicator we first featured back in July. Here are 6 weather apps that are still useful in 2021. Without searching in web browser or watching an app on mobile, there are quite a few weather apps for Linux that display weather conditions and forecast either on desktop or via system tray applet.Īnd here are top ones still in active development and well working in all current Ubuntu releases. The Gnome Weather app is always the first one you should try, since it’s well designed and integrated with Ubuntu Gnome Desktop.

It shows weather conditions via a desktop window and integrates forecast into the Clock (date & time) menu. Sadly forecast does not work in Ubuntu 20.04 due to bug. Version 40 displays the current temperature, feel like temperature, as well as cloudy/sunny/rainy icon for current weather. And it shows forecast both hourly and daily (2 weeks). As indicates, it collects weather data from Norwegian Meteorological Institute.

To install the app, open terminal (Ctrl+Alt+T) and run command: sudo apt install gnome-weatherįor Ubuntu 20.04, forecast is not available due to libgweather bug.

either install Gnome Weather flatpak package which runs in sandbox. Open terminal (Ctrl+Alt+T) and run command to add the PPA: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kasra-mp/ubuntu-indicator-weather Type in your password (no visual feedback) when it asks and hit Enter.

or install patched version of libgweather from my personal PPA and restart Gnome Shell.

This is my favorite weather app from a Spain software developer.

And it’s more than 10 years old that is still being maintained. The app displays weather via both panel indicator and desktop widget. You can add 2 locations and choose weather services between OpenWeatherMap, Yahoo Weather, and WORLD WEATHER ONLINE. is my weather indicator ready for Ubuntu 18.04 Posted on Currently not data available Posted on My Weather Indicator in Kubuntu 16.04 Posted on Ubuntu 17. It shows weather conditions including temperature, feels like, pressure, humidity, dew point, wind, and cloudiness. As well, it indicates the time of sunrise, sunset, and dawn/dusk. The panel indicator offers forecast options for next hours and week days and forecast map. As well, a Moon Phase calendar is available for Waning Gibbous. To install it, open terminal (Ctrl+Alt+T) and run commands one by one to get it from the developer’s PPA.

My-weather-indicator is a small indicator displays your weather formation on Unity panel system tray area. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:atareao/atareao sudo apt update sudo apt install my-weather-indicator 3. Weather App My Weather Indicator was finally made into PPA with Ubuntu 15.04 Vivid support. Meteo is a forecast application using OpenWeatherMap API. It comes with an indicator that shows weather information including temperature, pressure, wind speed and direction, sunrise & sunset. It also provide app window with current weather and forecast for next 18 hours and next 5 days. With it, you can also check information about temperature, pressure, wind speed, clouds, and precipitation in map mode. So you can open terminal (Ctrl+Alt+T) and run following commands one by one to install it.

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