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Overview of changes in ayatana-indicator-notifications 0.8.90
- Partial rewrite, port to Indicator NG technology. Drop
all GTK references.
- service.c: Switch over to Removable IDO. (CAVE: reequires
x-ayatana-type "org.ayatana.indicator.removable" on the
renderer's side).
- Drop settings dialog (use Ayatana Settings instead).
- Drop unneeded url-dispatcher stuff.
- Translation updates.
Overview of changes in ayatana-indicator-notifications 0.8.2
- src/indicator-notifications.c: Add separator after notification list.
- Translation updates (quite many, in fact, awesome thanks!)
Overview of changes in ayatana-indicator-notifications 0.8.1
- Add do-not-disturb feature. (Works only on MATE for now).
- Allow swapping of Clear and Settings menu items.
- Rename blacklist feature to filter-list (#BlackLivesMatter).
- Add filter-list-hints for applications that have recently shown
up on the notification bus.
- All these changes have been ported over from Jason Conti's
indicator-notifications (Ubuntu system indicator) project.
Overview of changes in ayatana-indicator-notifications 0.8.0
- Version bump to bring all system indicators (and the
renderer libraries to the same version level).
- Start the indicator with the ayatana-indicators.target.
- Fix deprecation warnings.
- Translation updates. (Awesome thanks to all the translators
at hosted.weblate.org!!!)
Overview of changes in ayatana-indicator-notifications 0.4.1
- Translation updates. (Awesome thanks to all translators on
hosted Weblate).
- Add settings dialog.
Overview of changes in ayatana-indicator-notifications 0.4.0
- Convert into Ayatana Indicator, original code was Ubuntu Indicator,obtained
from: https://code.launchpad.net/~jconti/recent-notifications/indicator
- Move translation management to https://hosted.weblate.org
- Translations added: Lithuanian, Russian, Romanian, Ukrainian, Swedish,
Norwegian Bokmål, Estonian, and Belarusian. Thanks to the i18n folks on
hosted.weblate.org!!!
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