On January 2, 2004 17:38, Krikket wrote:I was going to jump in with the same question. On my screen, the total graphic is about an inch and a half wide by one inch tall. Call it about 38 by 25 mm if you wish, and there's a thick border that has no real info. I can squint and just read the 5-day forecast and conditions, but a radar map of all of North America the size of a postage stamp is of little use. (My screen runs at about 128 pixels/inch, or 50 pixels/cm.)
I now have it loaded and running... Is there a way of having it
automatically load and execute when I log-off/reboot the system, and to
save my settings?
It should do so automatically, using KDE's session management. In the Control Center, in KDE Components -> Session Manager, make sure Restore previous session is checked.
The one thing that doesn't seem to work is to make the small graphics
(showing the forcast, winds, temp, etc) full-sized. It's just too damned
small to read otherwise.
Sorry, I don't understand what you mean. It showed fine on my screen.
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