Steampunk Weather Gauge
NEW VERSION 1.0.2 - This Steampunk Weather Widget is based on the Digistation widget written by: Bogdan Irimia, enhanced and steampunked by Dean Beedell with kind permission of Bogdan. Displays local air pressure, temperature and humidity, as well as the general weather outlook in hundreds of cities around the world.
The widget has been given a completely new steampunk skin and some new functionality.
As well as a reskin a twenty-four hour clock has been added to the circumference of the … More
The widget has been given a completely new steampunk skin and some new functionality.
As well as a reskin a twenty-four hour clock has been added to the circumference of the … More
Current Version: 1.0.3
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February 13, 2012 · version 1.0.1how to install yahoo widgets?
Yereverluvinunclebert@Iroel - You don't know how to install yahoo widgets? This isn't really the place to ask that question. Just go to the main yahoo page and download the SDK, install that.
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February 12, 2012 · version 1.0.1como isntalar yahoo el tiempo ne mi escritorio?
Iroelalguien me podria explicar como instalar yahoo el tiempo ne mi escritorio!
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January 29, 2012 · version 1.0.1
yahoo weather
YereverluvinunclebertErik, it currently gets the weather sources from http://vremea.meteoromania.ro/metar/EGLL/EN but the actual weather reports come from airports near you. If you find a local airport then it should reflect the weather in your area. Regarding the control for muting, I may add a little drop-down chain for you to pull.
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January 29, 2012 · version 1.0.1Thanks.
erikThanks, I'll wait for the update. If it works without that ting sound, it will be perfect.
It would be even better if it could get info from all cities that Yahoo Weather uses, too... but I imagine that could be difficult.
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January 28, 2012 · version 1.0.1
ting
Yereverluvinunclebert@erik - I have only just added the sounds to the latest version and it makes this sound when it refreshes the data, just to let you know. I haven't added the controls to turn off or mute the sounds yet but will do so when I have decided what type of front end control to add. I prefer to have a real steampunk control do the action rather than a back-end menu option so hold on a while whilst I come up with the first version.
