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 Global Warmth - 2.3.3monitor global weather in 5 different ways |
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Bovines cause global warming - Version: 2.3, 11/29/2007 07:24AM PST
sirron33
Global warming is a natural earthly cycle. Watching it won't make you happy or sad.
WeatherPop is better - Version: 2.3, 11/29/2007 03:55AM PST
awaMan
I've bought licenses for both Global Warmth (first) and WeatherPop (second); WeatherPop is better because it's cheaper ($8 vs. $19) and it allows input from various weather sites (GW apparently allows only one source). I also prefer having WeatherPop in the menubar, out of the way, whereas GW stays in the Dock.
In short, Global Warmth is OK, but WeatherPop is better.
In short, Global Warmth is OK, but WeatherPop is better.
free or not - Version: 1.0.1, 1/6/2004 11:32AM PST
sooloo
it has the same problem all the other Stone apps have - it seems like a decent application, with some useful features, but it's so damn UGLY!
