BlueScreenJunky;389851 Wrote:
yeah, I wasn't too sure about where to unzip the files either. You just
have to extract the content of the sip file in the /server/Plugins/
directory (you might have to create it).
For exemple if you download CustomBrowse, you'll have a .zip with a
CustomBrowse
I think funkstar didn't mean that the wiki is clear enough as it is, but
that if it is not clear enough (which is the case since you didn't find
the information you wanted, and I also have some difficulties
understanding some of it) the solution is NOT to add stickies on the
forum, but to improve
Thanks BlueScreenJunky, thats exactly what I was meaning. Sure have a
sticky in the forums, but just put a link in it to the re-written Wiki
page.
chenrikson;389682 Wrote:
For example, how can I use the SD card slot in the controller - if I can
-- not to mention the interface on the bottom
BlueScreenJunky;389752 Wrote:
I
By the way, what's your problem with installing 3rd party plug-ins ?
Maybe we can help you out while we wait for someone to write a guide
;-) (I'd do it but I'm pretty new here so I might get things wrong)
Point taken!. My problem is that I am not entirely
yeah, I wasn't too sure about where to unzip the files either. You just
have to extract the content of the sip file in the /server/Plugins/
directory (you might have to create it).
For exemple if you download CustomBrowse, you'll have a .zip with a
CustomBrowse folder inside. Just unzip this
Actual server plugins, or extensions, are now handled by the Extension
Downloader built into the server. I assume this will eventually handle
SqueezeOS applets and extensions as well. There has also been talk of
having walpapers in the wiki which can be browsed from your local
SqueezeCenter and
OK, so the Extension Downloader also deals with SqueezeOS files.
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/SqueezeCenter_Repositories
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chenrikson;389440 Wrote:
Anybody up for writing such a sticky? Will the Mods put it in?
A sticky is a waste of time. If the information isn't all in the Wiki,
then it can be added and edited by anyone that creates an account. That
is the whole point of wiki's
The best way to hide relevant
I hear you, but disagree. I have written stickeys for other forums
and have been gratified about how many people have expressed
appreciation for my effort. You may be expert enough to do all you
need with the existing documentation, but I am not - in spite of 20
plus years of using computers.
