The AWeather development wiki is the main resource for development material.
Bug report and feature requests
How to contribute?
- Locate or host Meteorological and Geospatial data feeds
- Maintain a Mac OS, Windows, or Linux installer
- Test AWeather and submit bug reports
- Make better logo!
Architecture Overview
- Built on top of GObject and GTK+
- Uses the Grits "Virtual Globe" library
- Handles most of the graphics work using OpenGL for rendering
- Provides some other generic functionality, such as data access
- Also provides the plugins API used by AWeather
- AWeather itself is a front-end for Grits along with a bundle of weather related plugins
Building AWeather
See the install wiki page for more details
- AWeather has direct dependencies on Grits, RSL, among other things
- Currently building and running AWeather requires the
exact same version of Grits to be installed
(This may change in the near future as the software stabilizes) - The Downloads page has information on accessing the AWeather source code repositories