There are two places where plugins can be put. The better one (because it persists through an upgrade of SlimServer) is in a Plugins folder that you have to create for yourself inside the SlimDevices folder in the Library folder. In my case, as I have installed SlimServer for one user only, this is my own personal Library folder (myusername/Library). I don't know if it is in the other Library folder (at the top level of the hard drive) if one has installed SlimServer for all users, but I would expect so. By the way, if you are new to OS X, you need to know a convention (borrowed from Unix) that one's personal Library folder is usually referred to as ~/Lbrary.
The other place for the Plugins folder, where the plugins live that come with SlimServer, is hidden by a feature of OS X. Many things that look and behave like programs are actually packages - this means a folder that appears like a program to the user. The idea of this is that all the support files get hidden away and won't get modified or deleted by a careless user. To see what's there, control-click on the item (in this case SlimServer.prefPane) and choose "show package contents" from the contextual menu that comes up. This then shows the contents of the item and you can look through these in the normal way. -- danco _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/plugins
