Using the:
$ gsettings set com.ubuntu.geoip geoip-url https://freegeoip.net/xml/
Appears to work well enough after initial testing.
1) $ gsettings set com.canonical.indicator.datetime show-auto-detected-location true shows my correct location
2) apt install geoclue-examples and then geoclue-test-gui . . . seems to show correct information, as well.
The freegeoip service appears to be well-maintained. Perhaps this is a service that canonical / ubuntu could move to / could support, as well.
Using the:
$ gsettings set com.ubuntu.geoip geoip-url https:/ /freegeoip. net/xml/
Appears to work well enough after initial testing.
1) $ gsettings set com.canonical. indicator. datetime show-auto- detected- location true
shows my correct location
2) apt install geoclue-examples
and then geoclue-test-gui
. . . seems to show correct information, as well.
The freegeoip service appears to be well-maintained. Perhaps this is a service that canonical / ubuntu could move to / could support, as well.