Made a new icon pack for Breezy Weather users 🌤️

If you’re using Breezy Weather, a customizable open-source weather app that’s great for anyone trying to de-Google their phone or prefers FOSS apps for Android, I’ve put together an icon pack featuring Google’s official Weather Icons v4 set.

What’s inside:

  • 🌞 80+ weather icons from Google’s collection
  • 🌙 Day & night variants — works like the built-in Pixel/Flat/Geometric packs
  • ⚡ Simple setup — install, select in settings, done

⬇️ Download: v1.0.0 Release
📂 Source: GitHub Repo

Free, open source, and fully attributed. Enjoy the new look! ☀️🌙

  • antipiratgruppen@lemmy.dbzer0.com
    2·
    1 day ago

    Cool!

    How/where did you get the Arcticons pack for Breezy Weather? I have their app icons installed and use them for my apps, but I’d like to use their weather icons too if that’s an option.

    • mbatthew@lemmy.worldOP
      2·
      1 day ago

      Thanks!

      If you have Articons installed, Breezy Weather should automatically pick it up. No extra steps needed. Head over to Breezy Weather > Settings > Apperance > Icon Packs > Articons

      • antipiratgruppen@lemmy.dbzer0.com
        1·
        1 day ago

        Thank you. I do have Arcticons Dark installed from F-Droid (it’s just called Arcticons there, it seems, while the other editions have their full names), and it’s the latest F-Droid release of it from 3 weeks ago. I already assumed it would work like you described, but only the “Breezy Weather” and “Pixel” icon packs are showing up there.

        I’m unsure what could cause this, but some possibilities I can think of are:

        🤏 Differences between F-Droid, Github, Accrescent and Google Play releases?

        ✋GrapheneOS system security restrictions limiting the scopes of the apps?

        If you (or anyone else reading this) happen to know anything that could lead to a solution, I’m all ears!