Try running Material in app mode
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bpa wrote:
> The reluctant for someone to do this is because the bulk of the effort
> is in the maintenance across many OS versions and the support of users -
> not the development of the piece of code.
> Personal use is usually the main incentive for any development.
I understand. I would
bvrulez wrote:
> I think it should be "easy" for someone with knowledge to make the web
> GUI available via an applet
The reluctant for someone to do this is because the bulk of the effort
is in the maintenance across many OS versions and the support of users -
not the development of the
Thanks for the reply! Squeezelite X seems to be for Windows what I had
in mind. The material skin seems to be just a layout thing that still
needs a browser. But there is a lot of discussion there. I will look at
it.
bvrulez wrote:
> I am wondering if there are alternatives to the web GUI for Mac or
> Windows? I am currently on a Mac and I think it should be "easy" for
> someone with knowledge to make the web GUI availlable via an applet that
> is shown in the status bar on the top like the volume or other
I am wondering if there are alternatives to the web GUI for Mac or
Windows? I am currently on a Mac and I think it should be "easy" for
someone with knowledge to make the web GUI availlable via an applet that
is shown in the status bar on the top like the volume or other
applications. There are
