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Hi,
Beginning a few months ago, the Weather widget no longer provides data for US locations
that I've tried.
I assumed someone would have fixed it pretty quickly, since this is a quality of life issue.
It can still find locations by searching for them but it always says "Currently no data available".
Hasn't anyone noticed this bug?
Is no one available to work on it?
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Hello and welcome.
Depends on the version you are using. The backend API changes quite regularly and the plugin needs to be updated to accommodate. Version 0.11.3 or later should work.
Which distro, version of Xfce, and version of the weather plugin are you currently using?
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Hello and welcome.
Depends on the version you are using. The backend API changes quite regularly and the plugin needs to be updated to accommodate. Version 0.11.3 or later should work.
Which distro, version of Xfce, and version of the weather plugin are you currently using?
I'm running Debian amd64 12.11
xfce4/stable,now 4.18
xfce4-weather-plugin/stable,now 0.11.0-1.
Debian is always so very slow to update packages. For instance I'm still on Firefox 128.
Last edited by font (2025-07-05 23:12:14)
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xfce4-weather-plugin/stable,now 0.11.0-1.
You can get the last version :
https://packages.debian.org/bookworm-ba … her-plugin
if you're fine with using the bookworm backports.
EndeavourOS
Xfce+gtk3-classic (no CSD)+Picom
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I had the exact same issue on Debian a while back! Moving to the backports version like gogogadget suggested is definitely the way to go. Debian Stable is great for reliability, but for anything that relies on a web API (like weather or maps), the packages just get outdated too fast. Once you get 0.11.3+ installed, it should pop back to life immediately.
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Debian is always so very slow to update packages. For instance I'm still on Firefox 128.
Your running Debian stable. Other than a security update you will never see a package update. Your frozen in time. Using backports is your only options unless you do a total upgrade to Trixie (Debian 13).
But it's all right, when you're all in pain and you feel the rain come down
It's alright, when you find your way, then you see it disappear
It's alright....
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font wrote:Debian is always so very slow to update packages. For instance I'm still on Firefox 128.
Your running Debian stable. Other than a security update you will never see a package update. Your frozen in time. Using backports is your only options unless you do a total upgrade to Trixie (Debian 13).
That is true. I have two machines with Trixie(Deb 13) where the weather app works, and two machines with Xubuntu 24.04.4 with the non-working weather app (xfce4-weather-plugin:amd64 0.11.2-1build2)
The person who said that Debian is slow to update is not true in this case.
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Especially, old friends from the north.
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