Triode;456461 Wrote:
> is shown on the top level menu
Do you really mean the top-level-menu of the controller (that doesn't
sound good, as I'd like to keep the main-menu as clean as possible) ?
Or under 'Applet installer' ?
Or on the Squeezebox Server ?
--
bluegaspode
One SB-Duet+Receiver. S
Triode;456461 Wrote:
>
> How about some quick changes:
>
> Each currently installed applet or applet available from the repo is
> shown on the top level menu, you go right to see:
> - description (if it is in the repo)
> - current version (if it is installed)
> - select uninstall (if it is inst
Seeing as Erland and others are now creating applets so people may use
Applet installer, I think it could be improved. It has a number of UI
bugs - such as showing plugins as already installed after an upgrade.
How about some quick changes:
Each currently installed applet or applet available fr
If you sit and think about this for a really, REALLY long time (as I
have!) you will eventually realise that Snarlydwarf is correct in that
the folder structure is actually providing additional meta-data.
To me the idea of dumping everything in one big folder just makes no
sense on any level -
I always had Random Track, Random Album and a favourite playlist
assigned to Fav buttons and I couldn't find a way to do this with
presets so I hacked the prefs file and it seems to work ok.
Thinking about it though, maybe you can assign a favourite to a
preset?
Craig
--
Craig
MC2Slim - Wind
MikeekiM;455080 Wrote:
> I completely understand where you guys are going with this...
>
> However, I think there needs to be more intelligent way of using the
> meta data that is there for our "use and abuse", rather than count on
> the directory structure...
So you are suggesting to remove o
Any comments/feedback from the developers on this? What are your
thoughts?
--
MikeekiM
SqueezeCenter Running on HP EX485 MediaSmart Server (WHS)
- 1 SqueezeBox Duet
- 4 SqueezeBox Booms
MikeekiM's Profile: http://forums.
