nicolas75;645262 Wrote: > Still looking for Touch interface in Windows SBS version. > Can I use it with a Windows 7 tactile screen ? > If it is in it and I cannot use it, it is a mistake. > Squeezeplay = SBS ? yes or no ? Squeezeplay != SBS One is the client, the other is the server. The Touch, Radio, and Controller have both. On Windows, OSX, and *nix computers they are separate. You want a tactile touch interface for Windows? Don't look to the server (SBS) for a client function, look to Squeezeplay. Squeezeplay works fine on the touchscreen of my Nokia N800. I don't have a Windows touchscreen device to try it on, but I am pretty sure it does on Windows, too.
nicolas75;645262 Wrote: > All code may be in SBS, meaning that everything for every platform is in > it ? > All right : big development mistake leading to severe performance > drawbacks, explaining why no SBS version on any platform can really > compare with efficient popular softwares. No, there are different builds for different platforms. Take a quick look at downloads.slimdevices.com. The Perl base is largely the same, but separate builds are needed for different hardware platforms. And, of course, Windows users get a .exe instead of a bunch of Perl files. nicolas75;645262 Wrote: > Actually this SBS definition thing is just playing with words ...SBS = > everything coming out from Logitech develoment team ?No. Where did you get > that idea? -- aubuti ------------------------------------------------------------------------ aubuti's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=2074 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=89143 _______________________________________________ beta mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/beta
