wmSpaceWeather

I recently tried out wmSpaceWeather dockapp and was pleasantly surprised by the accuracy and functionality of this software. It displays up-to-date weather information from the geosynchronous orbit - utilizing data from the GOES satellites. This makes it incredibly easy to keep up-to-date with current weather conditions.

In order to use wmSpaceWeather, you'll need to have the WindowMaker and Xpm library installed. The installation process is pretty straightforward - simply follow this five-step process:

1. gunzip wmSpaceWeather-1.0.tar.gz
2. tar -xvf wmSpaceWeather-1.0.tar
3. cd wmSpaceWeather-1.0/wmSpaceWeather/
4. make
5. make install (must be root)

Once installed, you can run wmSpaceWeather using the 'wmSpaceWeather &' command. If you need help with the commands or have any questions, you can use the 'wmSpaceWeather -h' command. Alternatively, 'man wmSpaceWeather' will provide you with the man page.

Keep in mind that you'll need to set the location of Perl correctly in GetKp if your Perl is located in a place other than /usr/bin/. Overall, I would definitely recommend wmSpaceWeather to anyone looking for an accurate and reliable weather display tool.