Friso Smit
Friso Smit
Ref: #206
That'd be a good feature. Somewhat related: #879. Although it's probably best to implement this feature on it's own.
This is expected behaviour, since the papirus-dark theme inherits from the breeze-dark theme (see the index.theme file of papirus-dark).
Does this cause any issues other than emitting a warning?
``` #!/bin/bash pkill -u "$USER" -USR1 dunst # or killall -SIGUSR1 dunst sleep 0.1 xtrlock -b pkill -u "$USER" -USR2 dunst # or killall -SIGUSR2 dunst ``` I think adding...
This could be a dwm issue. Have you tried other versions of dwm or another window manager/desktop environment? Has it worked for you before? If so, what versions did work?
Any updates on this issue?
Turns out, this behaviour is not because of dunst, but because of `notify-send` and `dunstify`. They "compress" any c-style escape characters in the body, but not the summary. I'll have...
@bebehei @tsipinakis Do you have a good explanation for why `dunstify` uses `g_strcompress` before it sends the body text to dunst. Shouldn't it be done inside of dunst and be...
But when `markup=no`, shouldn't all characters just be shown as is by dunst? Now that's impossible, because they are already filtered by `dunstify` and `notify-send`.