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projects:panel-plugins:xfce4-weather-plugin [2014/12/22 20:56] – [0.8.4 (2014-11-03)] hjudtprojects:panel-plugins:xfce4-weather-plugin [2017/02/16 21:12] (current) – [0.8.9 (2017-02-16)] hjudt
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 Originally written by Bob Schlärmann, this panel plugin shows information about your local weather in the panel, using forecast data provided by met.no. Originally written by Bob Schlärmann, this panel plugin shows information about your local weather in the panel, using forecast data provided by met.no.
  
-**Attention:** Please update to and try the latest version (currently 0.8.4) before reporting problems. Versions older than 0.8.4 may be maintained and supported by your distribution,  but we don't support them - if you create bug reports on the Xfce bug tracker for older versions you will simply be told to update your version of the plugin and the bug report will be closed.+**Attention:** Please update to and try the latest version (see below or on the right) before reporting problems. Versions older than the latest and greatest may be maintained and supported by your distribution,  but we don't support them - if you create bug reports on the Xfce bug tracker for older versions you will simply be told to update your version of the plugin and the bug report will be closed.
  
 ===== Usage ===== ===== Usage =====
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 If you're using a higher than standard DPI, which you can set with xfce4-appearance-settings (more easily accessible in the Xfce settings dialog), it might happen that some text in the forecast window is cut off. Unfortunately, fixing this would be very tricky and time-consuming, and the current developer doesn't want to spend more time on this. However, this known issue will be fixed in a future 0.9.x version of the plugin, which will need quite a rewrite anyway. If you're using a higher than standard DPI, which you can set with xfce4-appearance-settings (more easily accessible in the Xfce settings dialog), it might happen that some text in the forecast window is cut off. Unfortunately, fixing this would be very tricky and time-consuming, and the current developer doesn't want to spend more time on this. However, this known issue will be fixed in a future 0.9.x version of the plugin, which will need quite a rewrite anyway.
 ===== Recent Releases ===== ===== Recent Releases =====
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 +==== 0.8.9 (2017-02-16) ====
 +  * Bump LocationforecastLTS version to 1.3
 +  * Fix two compiler warnings about implicit declarations of functions
 +  * Change more URLs from http://yr.no to https://met.no
 +  * Translation updates: Basque, Croatian, Czech, Occitan, Slovak
 +
 +==== 0.8.8 (2016-08-31) ====
 +  * Use https://api.met.no, old site has been deprecated and will no longer work
 +  * Translation updates: Catalan, Indonesian, Korean, Lithuanian, Slovak, Swedish
 +
 +==== 0.8.7 (2016-04-21) ====
 +  * Use met.no sunrise-1.1 API (bug #12333)
 +  * Translation updates: Catalan, Finnish, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Icelandic, Italian, Korean, Lithuanian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish
 +
 +==== 0.8.6 (2015-06-23) ====
 +  * Add ACLOCAL_AMFLAGS to Makefile.am
 +  * Remove negative sign when temperature is rounded to 0 °F (bug #11604)
 +  * Fix IT_PROG_INTLTOOL warning
 +  * Translation updates: Asturian, Bulgarian, French, Greek, Icelandic, Lithuanian, Norwegian Bokmål, Norwegian Nynorsk, Russian, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish
  
 ==== 0.8.5 (2014-12-23) ==== ==== 0.8.5 (2014-12-23) ====