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Celsius for Temperature Widget / Plasmoid

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undoIT
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Well, I just came in from the patio after having my laptop overheat because I was sitting in the sun. After finishing blowing out the dust from the heat vents, I thought I'd try to find out if it is possible to show the temperature in Celsius while using the temperature widget for Plasma. I've got Kubuntu 9.04 installed with KDE 4.2. I don't see any configuration setting to do this.

I'm accustomed to seeing temperature readings in Celsius and prefer the metric system anyways. Are there any other widgets that give the readout in Celsius, or a way to change the built-in widget?


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I believe that Plasma will follow the measurement unit setting in System Settings > Regional & Langauge > Country / Region & Language > Other. I have Metric selected and recieve my information in Celcius.


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Hurray! Metric :)

For anyone else who reads this, you will have to reboot after changing these settings for them to go into effect.
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bcooksley wrote:I believe that Plasma will follow the measurement unit setting in System Settings > Regional & Langauge > Country / Region & Language > Other. I have Metric selected and recieve my information in Celcius.




thanks.
i use kde 4.11.2 under opensuse13.1,but i cannt find 'System Settings'.
anyone know how to make it ?
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xitao wrote: i use kde 4.11.2 under opensuse13.1,but i cannt find 'System Settings'.
anyone know how to make it ?

Use "Configure Desktop" instead. openSUSE renames the menu entry, because the "_System_ Settings" are considered to be YaST actually.

Or just type "systemsettings" into a Konsole or the Alt+F2 dialog.


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