Meecast widget
This is a widget for the lockscreen to show meecast weather data. It is a conversion of the Meecast lockscreen patch. Many thanks to the Meecast developers for giving permission to upload this.
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| Attachment | Size | Date |
|---|---|---|
 meecast-widget-0.1-1.noarch.rpm | 4.15 KB | 14/06/2017 - 09:27 |
| meecast-widget-0.2-1.noarch.rpm | 9.42 KB | 29/09/2017 - 08:45 |
Changelog:
0.2
- Updated for preview functionality in widget manager
- Now customisable via settings
0.1
- First build.
Comments
olf
Sun, 2024/09/08 - 21:20
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@anig, please provide an URL to the source code (changes) you made.
Qleg
Mon, 2017/06/19 - 16:24
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It's impossible to install. Transaction /3910_ddbcaede Status: repo-not-available Extra details: File'./core/armv7hl/groff-1.18.1.4-1.1.19.armv7hl.rpm' not found on medium 'https://releases.jolla.com/releases/2.1.0.11/jolla/armv7hl/'
anig
Thu, 2017/06/22 - 08:27
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Not sure why that is happening, this only requires my Widget Manager and Meecast. As far as I can see groff is in the Jolla repository so should be available. Maybe try manually installing groff using the following from terminal:
devel-su
pkcon refresh
pkcon install groff
Qleg
Sun, 2017/06/25 - 09:51
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@anig, Thanks! :-)
gaelic
Thu, 2017/06/15 - 16:27
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Hey, I'd love to use the lockscreen manager and this widget. Can you maybe have a look at this:
https://openrepos.net/comment/18535#comment-18535
Ingvix
Sat, 2017/06/17 - 07:54
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Very nice. Though I hope you create the same kind of settings as upcoming events has to change the appearance. I have customized my upcoming events widget and now it looks a bit silly with the little differences to this widget.
After that, all that's required is the fine controls in the widget manager. If it isn't too hard to implement, a dim dummy preview of the widget in the boxes would be a great help too. They wouldn't need to show the actual views with personal calender entrys and current weather but just so one can get a better hang of it. Then one could also see how the widgets would actually appear. Currently I'm always a bit unsure how the widget is placed in the box when I'm positioning them.
EDIT: Whops, sorry. I didn't realize you had already implemented the fine controls. Well the widget preview view wish still stands.