Ecobee: Who uses a temperature scale other than Fahrenheit?
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Ecobee: Who uses a temperature scale other than Fahrenheit?
Please chime in. I'm looking at some really buggy behavior when using Celsius. And if I'm going to make major changes in that code, I think I'm going to rip out the Kelvin and Rankin options. Those are all holdovers from the original plugin and not worth saving IMHO.
joe (aka FlyingDiver)
my plugins: http://forums.indigodomo.com/viewforum.php?f=177
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Re: Who uses a temperature scale other than Fahrenheit?
I don’t use your plugin but any UK users will almost certainly use Celsius.
None of us will use Kelvin or Rankin - never even heard of the latter!
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None of us will use Kelvin or Rankin - never even heard of the latter!
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Re: Who uses a temperature scale other than Fahrenheit?
Very roughly...
Fahrenheit: mostly the USA and people aged over about 75. About 4% of the global population.
Celsius: the other 7,500,000,000 people in the world. About 96%

Fahrenheit: mostly the USA and people aged over about 75. About 4% of the global population.
Celsius: the other 7,500,000,000 people in the world. About 96%
Re: Who uses a temperature scale other than Fahrenheit?
I'm using celsius here in Canada along with most of the world. Only USA, LIberia and Myanmar use Fahrenheit. We also don't use barley corns as a unit of measure 
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Re: Who uses a temperature scale other than Fahrenheit?
Not a useful response. I know the geographic breakdown. I'm looking for Ecobee users.MartinG wrote:Very roughly...
Fahrenheit: mostly the USA and people aged over about 75. About 4% of the global population.
Celsius: the other 7,500,000,000 people in the world. About 96%
joe (aka FlyingDiver)
my plugins: http://forums.indigodomo.com/viewforum.php?f=177
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Re: Who uses a temperature scale other than Fahrenheit?
Ecobee is a Canadian company with about 30% north American market share with about 24% in US. With that probably a lot of users would use Fahrenheit. I couldn't find market share breakdown for the rest of the world. Either way, not supporting a temperature unit used in over 90% of the world doesn't seem like the best way to go.FlyingDiver wrote: Not a useful response. I know the geographic breakdown. I'm looking for Ecobee users.
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Re: Who uses a temperature scale other than Fahrenheit?
Where did I ever say that I was going to remove Celsius support?peszko wrote: Ecobee is a Canadian company with about 30% north American market share with about 24% in US. With that probably a lot of users would use Fahrenheit. I couldn't find market share breakdown for the rest of the world. Either way, not supporting a temperature unit used in over 90% of the world doesn't seem like the best way to go.
joe (aka FlyingDiver)
my plugins: http://forums.indigodomo.com/viewforum.php?f=177
my plugins: http://forums.indigodomo.com/viewforum.php?f=177
Re: Who uses a temperature scale other than Fahrenheit?
You didn't. It's just that the title is implying it" Who uses a temperature scale other than Fahrenheit". Didn't mean to get you upset, sorry.FlyingDiver wrote:Where did I ever say that I was going to remove Celsius support?
Re: Ecobee: Who uses a temperature scale other than Fahrenhe
Using Celsius with your plugin here in Australia.
Happy to help out as required
mclass
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Re: Who uses a temperature scale other than Fahrenheit?
That's how I read it too. Apologies - no offence intended!peszko wrote:You didn't. It's just that the title is implying it" Who uses a temperature scale other than Fahrenheit". Didn't mean to get you upset, sorry.FlyingDiver wrote:Where did I ever say that I was going to remove Celsius support?