Rui Ventura

Just a quick update on this: I managed to build libcxxffi from source using gcc 8. I'm in the process of giving it a quick test run.

Hello @Gnimuc, > A workaround is to remove `compiler_abi=CompilerABI(:gcc7)` in this line. > > https://github.com/JuliaInterop/Cxx.jl/blob/47f5215412de63158cdbff68b53b6b620460dba0/deps/build_libcxxffi.jl#L15 Worked wonderfully, package built without a hitch! No warnings, errors, nothing. I was previously trying...

Alright, makes perfect sense, as far as I can understand what is being said, which is a fair amount, considerably enough. Thank you for the comprehensive and snappy feedback and...

Oh, as an added note, instead of using `case`s for some of the pattern matching, one could resort to [`expr(1p)`](https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/expr.1p.html). **edit**: in fact, just a bit of exploration lead me...

Here's an example pitting `case` vs. `expr`: ```sh case ${variable#-} in *[![:digit:]]*) echo "not ok"; exit 1 ;; esac # versus if expr "$variable" : '-\{,1\}[[:digit:]]\{1,\}' = 0; then echo...

Excuse me barging in, but I took the liberty of looking at the script and reworking it a bit myself. My intent was slightly different: to make it POSIX-compliant. As...

I wouldn't mind lending a hand in turning it into something that's POSIX-compliant. My copy of `notify-send.sh` already is, if I'm not mistaken. I don't think I've missed anything (I...

@vlevit Awesome, that'd be neat. I can potentially test under Wayland with sway/mako and in i3/dunst. I still have to look into the actions bit of the ordeal. For my...

:+1:

Understandable. Sorry for the bump, just mindlessly thought it was a feature that was rather needed and decided to give some rather pointless feedback, my bad :fearful: Also, great job...