Temperature in system tray

Posted by chalybeate@reddit | linux | View on Reddit | 7 comments

I'm looking for an app that puts the temperature in the system tray. I have a program called Tray Weather that does just that in Windows. I don't want the temperature to be in the middle panel, it has to be in the system tray. So don't suggest a program that puts it in the middle panel because that isn't what I'm looking for. Is there a program that does this?

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SteveHamlin1@reddit

What desktop environment do you use?

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chalybeate@reddit (OP)

Cinnamon.

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SteveHamlin1@reddit

https://gitlab.com/bitseater/meteo

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ScrambledHeggz@reddit

Depending on your DE:

Weather O'Clock Extension for GNOME

Weather Widget Plus for KDE

Weather Applet for Cinnamon

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chalybeate@reddit (OP)

That's not what I asked for. I don't want the temperature to show up in the middle pane, it has to show up in the right pane. The weather applet for Cinnamon takes up too much room and isn't in the system tray.

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Kevin_Kofler@reddit

Then maybe you should use a more flexible desktop environment. KDE Plasma allows putting Plasma Widgets (plasmoids) in the system tray just like the normal StatusNotifierIcons and the legacy XEmbed systray icons. And that is supported by the default Plasma weather widget, probably also by the Weather Widget Plus that was linked above.