[no description] https://git.osdyson.ru/mirror/pkgsrc/atom?h=pkgsrc_2016Q4 2013-08-16T09:17:33Z 2013-08-16T09:17:33Z obache obache 2013-08-16T09:17:33Z urn:sha1:fabb3b167061df6d4c02bf2a84e8434f28bc415f New in 0.7.5 ============ - Build fixes (Colin Walters) - Documentation improvements (Javier Jardón) - Spec clarifications (Matthias Clasen) New in 0.7.4 ============ - Improve documentation of supported image data formats (Colin Walters) - Honor aclocal flags (Craig Keogh) - Update autotools configuration (Javier Jardón) - Test notification removal (William Jon McCann) NEW in 0.7.3: ============== - Add a way to change the application name for individual notifications (Richard Hughes) NEW in 0.7.2: ============== - Add a way to change the application name (William Jon McCann) - Mark image_path as deprecated (William Jon McCann) - Allow properties to be set in any order (Matthias Clasen) NEW in 0.7.1: ============== - Don't export private symbols (Emilio Pozuelo Monfort) - Introspection support and annotations (Jonathan Matthew, Martin Pitt) - Documentation cleanups and fixes (Javier Jardón) - Ref the pixbuf passed to set_image_from_pixbuf (Guillaume Desmottes) - Add tests for new capabilities and hints (William Jon McCann) - Update spec to mention "persistence" and "action-icons" server capability and "action-icons", "transient" and "resident" hints. Bump spec version to 1.2 (William Jon McCann) NEW in 0.7.0: ============== - Remove the ability to attach notifications to widgets or positions - Add a test for the persistence server capability - Port to use GBus instead of dbus-glib (Christian Persch) - Add a macro to get library version number - Remove GTK+ dependency from library - Port tests to GTK+ 3 NEW in 0.6.0: ============== The 0.5.1 release included changes that should not have been made on a stable branch. It should have been a 0.6 series release. So here it is. - Fixed #623096 Fix notify_get_server_info results NEW in 0.5.1: ============== - Remove explicit GTK+ 2.x linking, so that libnotify can link against both GTK+ 2.x or GTK+ 3.x NEW in 0.5.0: ============== - Support for version 1.1 of notification spec (Aurélien Gâteau, A. Walton) - Fixed #608089, Applications aborted at finalizing when the dbus session is being closed. (William Jon McCann) - Fixed #608082, Arabic text is misplaced in bubbles (RTL) (William Jon McCann) - Fixed #608086, wrong return value of notify_init() (William Jon McCann) - Fixed #612720, Does not compile with -DGSEAL_ENABLE (William Jon McCann) - Fixed #613999, Use g_strcompress in notify-send to parse \n from command line (William Jon McCann) - Fixed #610880, lazily initialize the daemon (Martin Pitt) 2009-06-14T18:13:25Z joerg joerg 2009-06-14T18:13:25Z urn:sha1:6283a06320806d59c6022aa307c55bafa60bc38f 2006-09-16T14:46:55Z jmmv jmmv 2006-09-16T14:46:55Z urn:sha1:9dacb98a343bbd8f20ca775e2b127f78d6b22e9b version 0.4.2 (17-June-2006): * Add G_BEGIN_DECLS and G_END_DECLS to notify.h, so that libnotify can be used in C++ applications properly. version 0.4.1 (17-June-2006): * Added support for attaching to a GtkStatusIcon. Patch by chpe. (Bug #60) * Added GObject properties to NotifyNotification. Patch by chpe. (Bug #60) * Added API documentation, accessible through devhelp. * Fixed up libnotify.pc to support dependencies correctly. (Bug #58) * Fixed notify_uninit() to properly set _initted to FALSE after being called. (Bug #56) version 0.4.0 (26-April-2006): * Patch by M.S. to switch notify-send to use GOption instead of popt, to add -v, --version, -h, and --hint options, and to rename -T, --type to -c, --category. This also fixes assertions when calling notify-send "". (Bug #41) * Fixed the short flag for --type to be -T in notify-send. (Bug #18) * Fixed the help in notify-send to indicate that --expire-timeout requires milliseconds, not seconds. (Bug #28) * Fixed some C99 usage. Patch by jensgr. (Bug #44) * Fixed notify-send on PPC. 2006-03-30T21:00:29Z jmmv jmmv 2006-03-30T21:00:29Z urn:sha1:3aa30adea6d8fda548150783e2bccac1164c99fc libnotify is a library that allows applications to raise visual notifications in a desktop environment. An external application, the notification-daemon, is then in charge to show them as it wishes.