rainy is a neofetch-like, minimalistic, and customizable weather-fetching tool.
This is free and open source software.
Website: github.com/liveslol/rainy
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Developer: liveslol
License: MIT License
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It would be apt for me in Ireland to use a weather program called ‘rainy’. 😄🌧️ ⛈
Across much of England, rain is just part of everyday life too. But there’s also a program called Stormy, another neofetch-like weather CLI 😄