Michael Stapelberg <michael+db20090...@stapelberg.de> writes: > Dunst is a minimalistic notification daemon for Linux. It's designed to > fit nicely into minimalistic windowmanagers like dwm, but it should > work on any Linux desktop.
I think you should elaborate on what "minimal" means. Does it try to implement the specification or just make most common applications work? http://www.galago-project.org/specs/notification/0.9/x408.html#command-get-capabilities I looked at the code and it seems to support only the "body" capability. It does not support "body-markup" but still contains stuff like str = string_replace(""", "\"", str); str = string_replace("'", "'", str); str = string_replace("&", "&", str); str = string_replace("<", "<", str); str = string_replace(">", ">", str); str = string_replace("\n", " ", str); /* remove tags */ str = string_replace("<b>", "", str); str = string_replace("</b>", "", str); str = string_replace("<br>", " ", str); str = string_replace("<br/>", " ", str); str = string_replace("<br />", " ", str); str = string_replace("<i>", "", str); str = string_replace("</i>", "", str); str = string_replace("<u>", "", str); str = string_replace("</u>", "", str); str = string_replace("</a>", "", str); start = strstr(str, "<a href"); Are there applications that send markup even when server is not advertising that it supports "body-markup"? If yes, it would be good to file bugs against those instead of trying to workaround them like this. The specification does say "must be stripped clientside." so it seems really wrong to strip it server-side. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-wnpp-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: http://lists.debian.org/84r4t8mhcc....@sauna.l.org
