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Snownews

Snownews is a text mode RSS/RDF newsreader. It supports all versions of RSS natively, and other feed formats via plugins. It depends on ncurses and uses libxml2 for XML parsing.

Tags Internet Web Dynamic Content News/Diary
Licenses GPL
Operating Systems Unix
Implementation C

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  •  19 Mar 2009 16:21
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    Changes: The output charset can now be specified with a command line option in case the automatic detection has failed. Display of feeds that contain excessive tab characters has been improved. It's now impossible to launch multiple instances of snownews. A compilation problem on Solaris has been corrected.

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    •  28 Jul 2008 15:32
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    Changes: Problems with resizing on different ncurses implementation have been corrected. The display charset is now determined automatically. A bug in the network code has been corrected.

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    •  17 Feb 2008 03:04
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    Changes: The mark read and unread logic has been changed. Two patches from the Debian bugtracker have been included. A Ukranian translation has been added.

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    •  08 Jan 2008 02:33
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    Changes: Compilation problems on Cygwin have been corrected and two new translations have been added.

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    •  05 Jun 2005 05:15
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    Changes: This release improves compatibility with screen readers, and adds an error log display and a function to forcefully reload feeds even if they haven't changed on the server. Compatibility with external scripts has been improved. Three new translations have been added.

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