Leo Spalteholz wrote:
edit /etc/mplayer.conf so that it contains gui=yes[and get rid of gui=no if it exists] or add gui=yes to ~/.mplayer/config in which case it doesn't matter what is in the /etc/mplayer.conf...
hmm.. dumb question perhaps but how do you get mplayer to display a GUI? Its working from the console and I did install some skins.
leo
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