Kylie - A Lightweight Web Browser

#!/bin/sh # If the file oldnews.shtml is present, it will contain a list of # all the release notes. In that case we only need to list the most # recent one here. oldnews() { f=`echo $news|cut -f 1 -d ' '` s=`basename $f .shtml | cut -c 6-` echo "News in $s" echo "

" echo "Old news" echo "

" exit } test -n "$QUERY_STRING" || exit dir=/var/www/vhosts/"$QUERY_STRING" cd "$dir" || exit echo "Content-type: text/html" echo news=`ls -t news-*.shtml` c1="#99ccff" c2="#ffffff" bgcolor="$c1" test -f oldnews.shtml && oldnews echo "

" for f in $news; do s=`basename $f .shtml | cut -c 6-` echo "" if test "$bgcolor" = "$c1"; then bgcolor="$c2" else bgcolor="$c1" fi done echo "

" echo "News in $s" echo "

It's small, fast and cute: it's Kylie!

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Actually, Kylie is a web browser. It does text, images, tables and soon forms. It doesn't do css, frames or scripting. And it's neither fast nor cute. That's why it is version 0.0.x.

Dependencies

Kylie requires the Mowitz library. In addition, the Netpbm collection of graphics tools is necessary to view images.

I am Ulric Eriksson, ulric@siag.nu.

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Change log

Download source

Mowitz source

Freshmeat project page

More stuff

#!/bin/sh echo "Content-type: text/html" echo echo ""

Ulric Eriksson - March 2002 - ulric@siag.nu