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== Project Description ==
weatherman displays weather information from weatherbug.com on the command line. It is written entirely in bash and will run on most UNIX/Linux systems.
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== Project Leader ==
[[User:pphan|Phuoc Phan]] [http://pphanopensource.blogspot.ca/ (pphan)]
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== Project Details ==
weatherman displays weather information from weatherbug.com on the command line. It is written entirely in bash and will run on most UNIX/Linux systems.
The latest version of weatherman was released on January 12, 2013 with the following changes:
Using metric units with extended forecasts works once again
Better column alignment when metric units are specified
Fixed a rare case where extended forecasts would be displayed incorrectly
No longer display units with empty values
Removed the program name and project URL from the output
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=== Tracking ===
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Ill use bugzilla to track my packaging review.
=== Key contacts ===
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None
=== Goals by Release ===
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* 0.1
Get package in review
* 0.2
Hopefully review process is finish
* 0.3
Release into Fedora
== Communication ==
=== Links/Bugs/Tracking ===
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Source: http://darkhorse.nu/weatherman/
=== Source Code Control ===
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=== Blogs ===
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[http://pphanopensource.blogspot.ca/ Phuoc's Blog]
=== Non-Seneca Participants ===
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=== Planets ===
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[http://zenit.senecac.on.ca/~chris.tyler/planet/ Planet]
== Project News ==
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'''Nov 30th 2013'''
• Weatherman packaged. Will send to Koji for further testing.
• Started packaging new package. Pianobar need packages that is not in Fedora.