wmWeatherApp

If you're looking for a simple weather dock app, look no further than wmWeatherApp. While there are plenty of other dockapps out there that do something similar, they can often be bloated and overwhelming. That's where wmWeatherApp comes in - it's a minimalist option that does exactly what it needs to do.

Here's how it works: when you launch wmWeatherApp, it will grab the current weather image based on your zipcode (which you provide as a parameter) and display it as the background image on the dockapp. From there, you can left click on the dockapp and open up a web browser to see more detailed weather information. To customize which web browser it opens, you can set the BROWSER environment variable.

To get started with wmWeatherApp, simply run the following command: ./configure && make && make install You'll also need to specify your zipcode and update interval (in seconds) using the -zip and -delay parameters. For example: wmWeatherApp -zip 61832 -delay 300.

Overall, wmWeatherApp is a great option for anyone who wants a simple weather dockapp without all the bells and whistles. Plus, it's licensed under GPL, so you can rest assured that it's free and open source software.