A highly configurable weather extension for GNOME Shell, with hourly and weekly forecasts, multiple locations, customizable weather details, and multiple providers.
Consult the gallery for more screenshots.
- View the current conditions in the top bar
- Hourly and weekly forecasts
- Configurable weather details, including rain chance, humidity, wind, and more
- Use your current location or any number of saved locations
- Search for locations with Nominatim or enter latitude and longitude manually
- Does not use GNOME Weather, which lets you set any location in the world
- Quickly switch between saved locations
- Choose from US, UK, Metric, Nordic, or a custom mix of units
- Auto-configuration selects the appropriate units based on your country
- Customize the details shown in the panel and pop-up
- Multiple themes and layouts, including a theme that looks like OpenWeather Refined
- Open-Meteo works out of the box with no API key
- OpenWeatherMap is available with your own One Call 3.0 API key
- Does not depend on GNOME Weather
The recommended way to install SimpleWeather is through the GNOME extensions website.
SimpleWeather may also be available through distribution package managers.
Package-manager versions are maintained by third parties and may not always match the latest upstream release.
- ALT Linux Sisyphus: gnome-shell-extension-simple-weather
- AUR (Arch Linux): gnome-shell-extension-simpleweather
- FreeBSD: gnome-shell-extension-simple-weather
For development or manual installation, see Building from Source.
SimpleWeather supports GNOME Shell versions 46-51.
Everybody is encouraged to make pull requests to add or fix translations.
Many languages or dialects also do not exist in the project.
Check AUTHORS for a list of contributors.
Consult docs/building.md.
Consult docs/source.md for relevant
source code information.
Everybody is encouraged to make pull requests to contribute to the source code. If you plan to add a feature, it is a good idea to make an issue first and label it as a feature request and add that you are willing to do it (and perhaps how).
Licensed under GPL 3.0.
Check AUTHORS for a list of contributors.