Gary E. Miller

> HHVMs htmlentites does not return HTML-Entites for UTF8 inputs, because HHVM is based on UTF8, not Latin1. Lost me there. Does not matter UTF8 or Latin1, you do not...

``` In the end it is not critical, because this library works on HHVM as expected. ``` Uh, no. I expect it to work as in the PHP documentation. See...

> May I ask which PixelFlasher build are you using? git cloned from this repo. > Can you try the Kali build and report back please. What is "kali"? >...

> I tried to give full details Maybe they seemed complete to you, but not me. When the doc, at the top, says all I need to do is run...

PixelFlasher-Linux seems to start, with warnings: ``` /var/tmp $ chmod 755 PixelFlasher-Linux /var/tmp $ ./PixelFlasher-Linux Fontconfig warning: "/etc/fonts/conf.avail/05-reset-dirs-sample.conf", line 6: unknown element "reset-dirs" Loading configuration File ... (PixelFlasher-Linux:31479): Gtk-WARNING **:...

A ton of warnings: ``` /var/tmp # ./PixelFlasher-Linux Fontconfig warning: "/etc/fonts/conf.avail/05-reset-dirs-sample.conf", line 6: unknown element "reset-dirs" Loading configuration File ... (PixelFlasher-Linux:31479): Gtk-WARNING **: 14:02:15.766: Could not load a pixbuf from...

There is no such thing as 'mobile html' there is only 'valid html. The way the Stratux JS is done is counter to the HTML specification.

'industry standard'? Can you point me to an RFC, or other similar standard? I am familiar with the 'HTML Standard', provided by the w3c.org. I'd be happy to point out...

So we agree the Stratux code does not comply with the HTML industry standard?

And the stratux html appears to lag behind even more. It still has XHTML cruft that was removed years ago from the HTML standard.