ACCUWEATHER BITMAP ICONSET SKIN

Peoples make skins to match something like a visual style for an example, forcing peoples to use only their provided logo or weather icons go to the opposite goal of the skin! If it was me I will not go on upon their actual conditions, I think they don't understand the general meaning of the word 'Skin'. I'd add more than these two cents, but given I am not a developer, I don't want to suddenly catch a case of foot-in-mouth disease. Though not immediately evident in my quickread of the thread, Conky allows a setting within it's configuration to allow for weather information retrieval, timed.ĭon't ask me about the legalities of the Conky drawing measure, as Conky is GPL and AccuWeather, as already mentioned, is not without legal use limitations, evidenced by the reply McKay received initially. The above-linked script is a workable script for AccuWeather within Conky. Conky also fetches and reports weather information much as Rainmeter is attempting to do here. Conky essentially reports system information in a text form on the desktop without the use of skins. Gschoppe is completely correct in terms of FOSS, and it's for this reason that I'm a bit concerned as to how well the relationship of AccuWeather and Rainmeter would play out given I myself am an open source advocate.Īn interesting tidbit, atleast to me anyway - as mentioned elsewhere, there's a program available for Linux called Conky.

From reading the threads' contents, I gather they want to service Rainmeter (given stipulations), but they tend to be a bit ignorant on what exactly Rainmeter provides. Still, getting back to the beef of the thread, AccuWeather puts itself within an interesting place. Speaking soley as a user of the product and not a developer, I kind of like that, actually.

ACCUWEATHER BITMAP ICONSET SKIN

GhostMatrix wrote:We should call the Rainmeter skin a Rainy 'Droplet'

Accuweather bitmap iconset