MickeyG;230946 Wrote:
> I should probably also mention that the nightly SlimServer 7.0 builds
> for Windows are temporarily unavailable. The motherboard on the machine
> died, and a replacement is on its way.
> http://www.slimdevices.com/downloads/nightly/SlimServer_v2007-09-26/
>
> Hmmm, can yo
dean blackketter;230518 Wrote:
> On Sep 27, 2007, at 8:59 AM, Kendrick Vargas wrote:[color=blue]
> To wit:
>
> Squeezebox
> SqueezeCenter
> SqueezeNetwork
>
> with more to come. :)
>
Is the new remote going to have side buttons and be called the
SqueezeMote?
I think you guys made the right
SqueezeWhine?
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So how long before this site is renamed? Any ideas for names?
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That's what I thought... can't use this to open a bug for the contest...
dammit ;).
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> Is it a bug or an unfinished work, I don't have style in help or setting
> pages?
Unfinished work. Not really started.
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Is it a bug or an unfinished work, I don't have style in help or setting
pages?
It's only black on white background.
(by the way, very nice work! I love this 7.0 :) )
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vrobin;230944 Wrote:
> Hum... one more question please :)
>
> Do this apply to every template? To the default one? default and
> fishbone?
All reasonable SlimServer 7.0 bugs are OK, including reports on the
fishbone skin.
"Reasonable" is defined as passing the scrutiny of Chris Owens or
Dean.
I should probably also mention that the nightly SlimServer 7.0 builds
for Windows are temporarily unavailable. The motherboard on the machine
died, and a replacement is on its way.
In the meantime, please use the September 26th Windows build from
here:
http://www.slimdevices.com/downloads/nightl
Hum... one more question please :)
Do this apply to every template? To the default one? default and
fishbone?
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Nice, it seems logic, but it was to be sure... and I confirm my first
bug #5597 ;)
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vrobin;230924 Wrote:
> Is the contest limited to nightly build downloaded from the quoted
> directory, or are trunk checkout versions also allowed?
>
> I think I have the first one, the wizard won't accept my email
> containing a '+' char. I'm checking further before putting it in
> bugzilla, bu
Is the contest limited to nightly build downloaded from the quoted
directory, or are trunk checkout versions also allowed?
I think I have the first one, the wizard won't accept my email
containing a '+' char. I'm checking further before putting it in
bugzilla, but an urlencode transforming the +
On Sep 28, 2007, at 10:29 AM, adamslim wrote:
> Hmpf. For those of us who think it's deeply cool to have a device
> with
> our own surname on it, this is not a good turn!
This might be a good time to consider changing your name to Adam
Squeeze.
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Not something I've had much experience of myself. Unless you count
loaves bread in the 1970s, that is (and I don't).
Stuart Hickinbottom
adamslim wrote:
> Hmpf. For those of us who think it's deeply cool to have a device with
> our own surname on it, this is not a good turn!
>
> Adam
>
>
>
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Hmpf. For those of us who think it's deeply cool to have a device with
our own surname on it, this is not a good turn!
Adam
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others
http://www.last.fm/user/AdamSlim/
'Last.fm group: people who don't listen to any
As we're moving from SlimServer to SqueezeCenter we're also going to rename
some of the more important files. Most importantly: the executable files
themselves. If you're running any kind of automatic update script, customized
Windows service or init scripts, prepare for some changes:
- slimser
If you make one of those prizes a Jive Hardware remote (even in its beta
state), I'll devote every minute of the next month to finding bugs
Anything I can do to get my hands on one of those remotes.
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bklaas wrote:
> If you are running as a daemon, it's a two step process from the
> command line:
>
> ps ax | grep slimserver.pl
>
> look at the process number of the slimserver.pl process and then kill
> it with a kill -9.
On using kill...
kill is used to send signals to a specified process or
dean blackketter;230518 Wrote:
>
> Seriously, we're in the process of making our naming more consistent
> across all of our products and services. The Slim brand/name is being
> retired and we'll be using the Squeeze prefix more.
>
This is fine as long as Logitech corporate makes sure to rem
I typically have slimserver running in a terminal, not in daemon mode,
since I'm developing it on any given day. In this case, it's simply a
ctrl-C in the terminal window that SS is running.
If you are running as a daemon, it's a two step process from the
command line:
ps ax | grep slimserver.pl
There better be a 'Squeeze Play' button. ;)
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Ben, or anyone else - when running using your instructions, how do you
restart or stop the server?
Obviously the init.d scripts for doing this aren't there.
Would it be ./slimserver.pl -restart and ./slimserver.pl -stop?
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JJZolx;230676 Wrote:
> Either way it's confusing.
>
> BTW, I really wish you guys would come to grips with the fact that
> you're developing nothing more than a new skin on the exact same
> interface that SlimServer has had for years.
I guess you haven't used SS7 recently? In addition to the s
Patrick Dixon wrote:
> Big, big, bug No.1
>
> No AlienBBC
>
> This makes it a non-starter for most of the people in the UK I know.
Not to mention all us ex-pat Squeezebox owners who rely on the BBC for
news and entertainment.
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> In Safari the popup window isn't quite wide enough for the power button
> to display correctly.
Yes, I have seen this oddity too. But I put it aside to be fixed later. Please
feel free to open a bug report, so it doesn't get forgotten.
Michael
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I like the new feature that allows you to have the player control
portion of the screen appear in its own window. Thanks for that.
In Safari the popup window isn't quite wide enough for the power button
to display correctly.
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mflint;230498 Wrote:
> @TheQwerty>
>
> Hang on lad! Like you, I'm not impressed by the new name, but to imply
> that the new product will go closed source and/or kill your dog is
> probably a bit over-the-top...As the tag indicated it was reading too far
> into the name change, and
jumping to c
Michael Herger;230747 Wrote:
> It _corrects_ itself?
Yep. See video (4.2MB): http://zolx.com/videos/5.avi
Same behavior with all FF add-ons disabled.
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> I also see stray music notes left in various places if I drag the
> currently playing item around.
Is this only when you drag the currently playing song or with others, too?
Feel free to submit a bug report - I can't keep track of everything in this
track any more...
Michael
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> r13324. Still seeing some pages load with the overlapped artwork, but
> here's something I just noticed: If I move the mouse into the pane and
> right-click, as soon as the context menu appears, the page layout
> corrects itself.
It _corrects_ itself? That's interesting. I noticed it was sligh
r13324. Still seeing some pages load with the overlapped artwork, but
here's something I just noticed: If I move the mouse into the pane and
right-click, as soon as the context menu appears, the page layout
corrects itself.
Add-ons:
Google Toolbar for Firefox 3.0.2...
Mouse Gestures 1.5.2
Web D
> Big, big, bug No.1
> No AlienBBC
I doubt this will make you win a transporter - AlienBBC is none of our business
:-). (but I know that there's a beta around somewhere)
But seriously: please don't flood us with fun reports. The idea behind this is
to get the product the best it can be. If we h
> Are your motherboards dropping like flies? Please tell me what you're
> using so that I can avoid them ;-)
The build machines run on vmware, and it's the vmware server's motherboard
which is broken.
Michael
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I also see stray music notes left in various places if I drag the
currently playing item around.
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Big, big, bug No.1
No AlienBBC
This makes it a non-starter for most of the people in the UK I know.
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Michael Herger;230724 Wrote:
> > Here's a screen capture in Firefix 2.0.0.7. I see a medium gray
> > rectancle with light gray border, then the transparent copy of the
> > highlighted item, all sitting on top of the item that gets
> highlighted
> > as you drag over it. Looks like the transparen
The Windows nightlies have been broken for a day or so, but now the
debian nightly is broken too.
Are your motherboards dropping like flies? Please tell me what you're
using so that I can avoid them ;-)
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Better. And worse.
I don't see any slight shifting when moving the cursor around, but
sometimes pages load with the overlapped artwork before even moving the
cursor around within the page.
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> Here's a screen capture in Firefix 2.0.0.7. I see a medium gray
> rectancle with light gray border, then the transparent copy of the
> highlighted item, all sitting on top of the item that gets highlighted
> as you drag over it. Looks like the transparent copy gets shifted to
> the left as it's
Hey, I think I've fixed that one. It was indeed a case of "suboptimal"
style application :-)
I'm sorry it didn't make it to the nightly. If you still want to give
it a try, but don't want to wait for tomorrow's build, just replace
HTML/Default/slimserver.css with the following version:
http://sv
Michael Herger;230717 Wrote:
> > - The transparent item itself as it's being dragged is more visually
> > complex than it needs to be. I see a rectangular grayed area, plus
> a
> > transparent highlighted area offset vertically and horizontally from
> > that rectangle. Place that over the highl
> - The transparent item itself as it's being dragged is more visually
> complex than it needs to be. I see a rectangular grayed area, plus a
> transparent highlighted area offset vertically and horizontally from
> that rectangle. Place that over the highlighted background as you drag
> it and it
I just had a chance to play with the drag-and-drop reordering of the
playlist. A couple of suggestions:
- When reordering items, it's too easy to accidentally click the area
you intend to drag and end up bringing up track details. It's not then
end of the world if that happens, but an annoyance
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