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RELEASE_NOTES.1.0.0
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PACKAGE MAINTAINERS:
There are new dependencies introduced with this version:
*glib
*pango/cairo
* The drawing backend was moved from Xlib to Cairo/Pango.
This change requires some user intervention since Pango
uses different font strings. For example "Monospace-12"
becomes "Monospace 12". Font sizes might also get interpreted
differently.
* Markup
Markup within the notification can be interpreted by pango.
Examples are <i>italic</i> and <b>bold</b>. If the Markup
can't be parsed by pango, the tags are stripped from the
notification and the text is displayed as plain text. An error
message gets printed to stdout describing why the markup could
not be parsed.
To make use of markup the option allow_markup must be set in dunstrc.
If this option is not set, dunst falls back to the old behaviour
(stripping all tags from the text and display plain text).
* Actions are now supported.
If a client adds an action to a notification this gets indicated
by an (A) infront of the notification. In this case the
context menu shortcut can be used to invoke this action.
* Indicator for URLs.
If dunst detects an URL within the notification this gets indicated
by an (U) infront of the notification. As with actions the URL can
be opened with the context menu shortcut. (This requires the browser
option to be set in the dunstrc).
* dunstify ( a drop-in replacement for notify-send)
Since notify-send lacks some features I need to for testing, I've
written dunstify. It supports the same option as notify-send + The
abillity to print the id of the notification to stdout and to replace
or close existing notifications.
example:
id=$(dunstify -p "Replace" "this should get replaced after the sleep")
sleep 5
dunstify -r $id "replacement"
see dunstify --help for additional info.
Since dunstify depends on non-public parts of libnotify it may break
on every other libnotify version than that version that I use.
Because of this it does not get build and installed by default.
It can be build with "make dunstify". An installation target does
not exist.
Please don't open bug reports when dunstify doesn't work with your
version of libnotify