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    kweather command

    does anyone know the command to get kweather to work

    I have it installed and I added it to the kmenu/internet but i do not know what command to enter to get it to work.

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    Re: kweather command

    If it is in your K Menu, then when you click it, it should put an icon in your System Tray (down near you clock). Right-click that icon and select configuration. You have to set it up in order for it to run.
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      #3
      Re: kweather command

      i added it to the kmenu and when clicked it is not on the tray

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        #4
        Re: kweather command

        when i click it ..............it loads at the task bar trying to open app but after 30 seconds it stops and goes away

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          #5
          Re: kweather command

          kweather is a applet. the only way to install it to panel or kicker is right click panel choose add applet a window will come up scroll through that window till you come to kweather click on it than click add to panel
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            #6
            Re: kweather command

            got it thanks

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              #7
              Re: kweather command

              Once it's on the panel you have to right click on it to configure.

              I thought we did this already......ah well.enjoy
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                #8
                Re: kweather command

                I might as well open the door and look out,
                heck this is useless to an American, I can only understand the time, lol

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                  #9
                  Re: kweather command

                  Well if Kweather is metric then so is the rest of your system.

                  GOTO>>kmenu>>systemsettings>>regional and language>>other tab.

                  Make the necessary changes and restart.
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                    #10
                    Re: kweather command

                    Celsius, Pascals, and kilometers per hour. Don't have a clue either, born 'n raised in the US. We should've switched a long time ago...
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                      OK, here's what an American needs to know:

                      0 degrees C = 32 degrees F = the freezing point for water (comfortable in Anchorage or Minneapolis)
                      25 degrees C == comfortable room temperature in Ohio
                      40 degrees C = Phoenix in July == too hot to be outdoors!
                      100 degrees C == 212 degrees F == boiling point of water and HOT!

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                        #12
                        Re: kweather command

                        Well if Kweather is metric then so is the rest of your system.
                        GOTO>>kmenu>>systemsettings>>regional and language>>other tab.

                        Thanks, I would have never figured this out, I can now understand it.

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