Software: Temps, LabPlot, GNU Parallel, gnURL, Document Liberation Project
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Temps – A Smart Beautiful Weather App for GNU/Linux
I’ve written on a couple of weather applications before, including Cumulus and Simple Weather Indicator and today I bring you yet another free and beautiful Linux app with thanks to the open source community. It’s reminiscent of Cumulus weather application and it goes by the name of Temps.
Temps is a beautiful cross-platform weather application that lives in the menu bar of any desktop. Being true to the open source spirit, it uses code from several open source projects like Menubar, OpenWeatherMap, Electron, and Chart.js, to mention a few.
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[LabPlot] Short update on recent UX improvements
One of the usual data visualization workflows supported by LabPlot involves the import of some external data into the application and the creation of plots.
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GNU Parallel 20170922 ('Mexico City') released
GNU Parallel - For people who live life in the parallel lane.
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gnURL 7.55.1-4 released
Today gnURL has been released in version 7.55.1-4 as a patch release.
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Document Liberation Project: New releases
LibreOffice’s native file format is the fully standardised OpenDocument Format. This is ideal for long-term storage of data, but many of us have to work with other file formats as well, including those generated by proprietary software.
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