Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 426998
intlclock - 2 locations in home timezone - how to pick default?
Last modified: 2008-03-04 23:43:48 EST
Description of problem: I have 6 locations configured in intlclock, including 2 in my 'home timezone': Mountain View and Los Angeles, CA. The summary on the gnome panel indicates the weather in the second location (Los Angeles), but when I place the cursor over the weather glyphs, it changes to the first (Mountain View). There seems no way to get it to 'know' that I am really in Mountain View and would like that weather highlighted in the panel. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-panel-2.20.2-2.fc9 How reproducible: Yup Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
Has this applet been dropped? close?
The applet hasn't been dropped. It got upstreamed into the regular gnome-panel. Are you still seeing the bug?
Created attachment 295023 [details] calendar and weather.... no temperature The bug occurred when the applet displayed weather/temperature when the cursor was placed over the icon in the "system tray". This version of the applet doesn't seem to do that. so I don't see it. Should the applet display weather only when you "expand" the calendar and locations? Also, I don't get temperature listed unless I have cursor over "weather icon" for the location
Latest version now shows temperature, but the old problem has returned: If you enter 2 locations in the "local timezone", the temperature shown in the "system tray" seems to be the "other" location. Specifically, I'm in PST. I add a location for Mountain View, CA, and for Los Angeles, CA. Both appear in the "detail pull down" with the nice "home" icon. However, I did not find a way to tell the applet that my real "home" is "Mountain View", not "Los Angeles".
I've fixed the 'multiple locations in the same timezone' problem recently.