Hi. I have just reinstalled 9.3. Would place Kweather, but found only weather. I can see, that kdetoys has 3 toys, but not kweather, and I'm unable to set the weather up. I cannot get the ICAO code. What is weather ?. Where can I find Kweather ?. Erik Jakobsen
* Erik Jakobsen
Where can I find Kweather ?.
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* Erik Jakobsen
Thanks for your info, but can you explain to me what cl: means ?.
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On Wednesday 10 August 2005 13:49, Erik Jakobsen wrote:
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Hi Patrick. Thanks for your info, but can you explain to me what cl: means ?.
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Erik Jakobsen wrote:
Hi.
I have just reinstalled 9.3. Would place Kweather, but found only weather. I can see, that kdetoys has 3 toys, but not kweather, and I'm unable to set the weather up. I cannot get the ICAO code.
What is weather ?. Where can I find Kweather ?.
Erik Jakobsen
Kweather is part of the kdetoys3 package, it is an applet now, not a separate application. Right-click on the panel --> Add to Panel --> Applet --> Weather Report. Regards Sid. -- Sid Boyce ... Hamradio License G3VBV, Keen licensed Private Pilot Retired IBM/Amdahl Mainframes and Sun/Fujitsu Servers Tech Support Specialist Microsoft Windows Free Zone - Linux used for all Computing Tasks
Sid Boyce wrote:
Kweather is part of the kdetoys3 package, it is an applet now, not a separate application. Right-click on the panel --> Add to Panel --> Applet --> Weather Report. Regards Sid.
That should be right Sid, but Yast tells me, that kdetoys includes: kmoon kworldclock kodo And it is kdetoys3. I do set the applet as you show me above, but I cannot as I could before type in the ICAO code. The Weather Report acst as it is lacking something. With other suse versions -included 9.3-, I had no problems at all before now. Erik Jakobsen /OZ4KK.
Erik Jakobsen wrote:
Sid Boyce wrote:
Kweather is part of the kdetoys3 package, it is an applet now, not a separate application. Right-click on the panel --> Add to Panel --> Applet --> Weather Report. Regards Sid.
That should be right Sid, but Yast tells me, that kdetoys includes:
kmoon kworldclock kodo
And it is kdetoys3.
I do set the applet as you show me above, but I cannot as I could before type in the ICAO code. The Weather Report acst as it is lacking something. With other suse versions -included 9.3-, I had no problems at all before now.
Erik Jakobsen /OZ4KK.
After having had the computer down over the night, it Weather Report worked ok. Erik Jakobsen
On Thursday 11 August 2005 02:45 am, Erik Jakobsen wrote:
Sid Boyce wrote:
Kweather is part of the kdetoys3 package, it is an applet now, not a separate application. Right-click on the panel --> Add to Panel --> Applet --> Weather Report. Regards Sid.
That should be right Sid, but Yast tells me, that kdetoys includes:
kmoon kworldclock kodo
And it is kdetoys3.
I do set the applet as you show me above, but I cannot as I could before type in the ICAO code. The Weather Report acst as it is lacking something. With other suse versions -included 9.3-, I had no problems at all before now.
Yup... they really screwed up that 'feechur'....... Here's how to fix it.. Edit the file: share/config/KWeatherServicerc And set: stations=<yourICAOchoice> as in stations=kacb
Erik Jakobsen /OZ4KK.
On Thursday 11 August 2005 02:45 am, Erik Jakobsen wrote:
I do set the applet as you show me above, but I cannot as I could before type in the ICAO code. The Weather Report acst as it is lacking something. With other suse versions -included 9.3-, I had no problems at all before now.
Yup... they really screwed up that 'feechur'....... Here's how to fix it.. Edit the file: share/config/KWeatherServicerc And set: stations=<yourICAOchoice> as in stations=kacb ========================================================================= Forgot to give you the complete path....... ~/.kde/share/config/KWeatherServicerc
Bruce Marshall wrote:
On Thursday 11 August 2005 02:45 am, Erik Jakobsen wrote:
I do set the applet as you show me above, but I cannot as I could before type in the ICAO code. The Weather Report acst as it is lacking something. With other suse versions -included 9.3-, I had no problems at all before now.
Yup... they really screwed up that 'feechur'.......
Here's how to fix it..
Edit the file:
share/config/KWeatherServicerc
And set: stations=<yourICAOchoice>
as in stations=kacb ========================================================================= Forgot to give you the complete path.......
~/.kde/share/config/KWeatherServicerc
Hi Bruce. Thanks for your message. I will save it for the future. But even that, it worked this morning after the computer has been switched off yesterday evening. I'm not sure why it works now. But I'll have a look at the place you mention. Thanks again. Erik
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