⚠️ An EEW system for Linux using JMA data provided by the Wolfx Project.
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hayai

An EEW system for Linux using JMA data provided by the Wolfx Project.

This software comes with zero guarantee. This software could fail at any time. I made this since there were no better free and open source alternatives for Linux.

Installation

Arch

Install the ontake-hayai-git package from the AUR.

You can now use your desktop environment to set the hayai command to run automatically at login.

For KDE that means creating the .config/autostart/hayai.desktop file containing:

[Desktop Entry]
Exec=/usr/bin/hayai
Name=Hayai
Comment=An EEW system for Linux using JMA data provided by the Wolfx Project.
Type=Application
X-KDE-AutostartScript=true

Configuration

You can configure the software by modifying the values in ~/.config/ontake/hayai/config.yml and then restarting hayai.