Drizzle is a weather application designed for the GNOME desktop. It presents forecasts in a clean adaptive interface that works on conventional desktop windows as well as narrow displays and mobile-sized layouts.
Weather information is obtained from Open-Meteo. The interface changes its colours according to current weather conditions, giving the application a more visual presentation without overwhelming the actual forecast information.
The application supports searching for locations and is designed for keyboard, pointer and touch input. Its adaptive approach makes Drizzle particularly suitable for small windows, tablets and Linux devices where available screen space is limited.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Displays weather forecasts using data from Open-Meteo.
- Provides an adaptive interface for desktop and small-screen layouts.
- Uses dynamic interface colours based on current weather conditions.
- Search for cities and locations.
- Supports light and dark desktop themes.
- Supports keyboard, pointing device and touch input.
- Integrates with the GNOME desktop environment.
Website: github.com/leo030303/drizzle
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Developer: Leo Ring
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
Drizzle is written in Rust. Learn Rust with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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