Now that I think of it... Since Logitech bought Squeeze there really
hasnt been the rate of development and refinement that you would expect
from a company as advanced as Logitech. I'm a tech geek type of guy so I
like the challenge that comes with the tremendous flexibility built into
these
earwaxer9;631466 Wrote:
Now that I think of it... Since Logitech bought Squeeze there really
hasnt been the rate of development and refinement that you would expect
from a company as advanced as Logitech.
That's not a new observation. Actually, it didn't start when Logitech
bought
thomaskristensen;629305 Wrote:
my monthly computer maintenance time has dropped to nearly zero as
opposed to the up to ten hours I could spend on that with Windows
computers.
When I was younger, I broke Windows all the time, too. After having
learned to follow the If it ain't broke don't fix
Funny, I don't feel limited in any possible way by my Macs.
Cheers,
Thomas
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thomaskristensen;629730 Wrote:
Funny, I don't feel limited in any possible way by my Macs.
Cheers,
Thomas
That's what Corolla owners say about Corollas :) j/k...
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thomaskristensen;629305 Wrote:
Of course Apple makes mistakes as does everybody. But after having
migrated from Windows computers to Macs, my monthly computer
maintenance time has dropped to nearly zero as opposed to the up to ten
hours I could spend on that with Windows computers. I'm not
When I get a message that an upgrade to my system is available, I assume
the upgrade will improve my system, not break it. I think its fair to
expect a company the size of Logitech is able to do some kind of
testing before deploying upgrades to customers.
Call me naive, but I expect any and all
thomaskristensen;629193 Wrote:
Call me naive, but I expect any and all software upgrades to be of high
quality.
Okay: you're naïve. :-)
But seriously, companies much larger than Logitech (including one
beginning with the letter M) have a long history of releasing software
updates that create
some logs are reporting timeouts from fab4.squeezenetwork.com
strangely, it's not only mysqeezebox.com malfunctioning, but this 'old'
website also... weird.
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aubuti;629196 Wrote:
Okay: you're naïve. :-)
But seriously, companies much larger than Logitech (including one
beginning with the letter M) have a long history of releasing software
updates that create new problems. That doesn't make it right, but I
would think it would influence your
some logs are reporting timeouts from fab4.squeezenetwork.com
strangely, it's not only mysqeezebox.com malfunctioning, but this 'old'
website also... weird.
it's just another name for the same server.
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Okay, then amend my earlier statement to naïve with a good sense of
self-deprecating humor and irony.
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and the iFruit never makes mistakes?!
well they do not want to admit to then
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erland;629279 Wrote:
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I don't expect everything to work on a computer but I do expect
everything to work on a music streaming device like the Squeezebox, the
Logitech quality assurance have a lot of improvement potential if they
are just willing to spend the necessary resources on it.
Of course Apple makes mistakes as does everybody. But after having
migrated from Windows computers to Macs, my monthly computer
maintenance time has dropped to nearly zero as opposed to the up to ten
hours I could spend on that with Windows computers. I'm not saying Mac's
are better, I'm just
I've had my SB Touch for nearly a year. It has worked ok most of the
time. I listen to internet radio all day long, from I get up in the
morning till I go to bed in the evening. Last week the SBT insisted on
installing an update. I accepted and since then the SBT has been
broken.
I turn it on in
are you connected only to mysqueezebox.com? I assume so. There have
been some problems this week with mysb.com (outages, etc.). So probably
not related to your touch at all. But if you decide to trash it, I'll
pay the postage to ship it to my house ;-)
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thomaskristensen;629012 Wrote:
I've had my SB Touch for nearly a year. It has worked ok most of the
time. I listen to internet radio all day long, from I get up in the
morning till I go to bed in the evening. Last week the SBT insisted on
installing an update. I accepted and since then the
nicolas75;629019 Wrote:
FWIW, I had the same feeling after installing 7.5.3
Same thing with 7.5.4 release candidate
Many people experienced the same thing.
Before throwing it through the window, I decided to try 7.6 beta
Now almost everything is ok.
I don't use any plugin, only SBS
Mysqueezebox.com is a bust. Never worked reliably, never will.
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I forgot to say that I use my own SB server on a Mac Mini Server. It has
worked flawlessly until last weeks update.
I'll see if I can figure out how to install 7.6 beta.
Cheers,
Thomas
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or roll it back to whatever version you were using before the update.
See http://downloads.slimdevices.com, the same site where you'll find
the nightly builds of 7.6.0 beta.
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You've had a Touch for a year and you haven't figured not to update a
working system until it's proven in production for some period of time?
Turn off the option in SBS that automatically notifies you that an
upgrade is available. Then you won't get the upgrade message!
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