> Can use that to checkout changes to the windows runtime system? I am > used to svn on Linux and there I have to do my own build, don't I? Or > does it only update the perl code then and the executables aren't > changed?
No, you'd need to install ActiveState Perl, and configure it manually to be run as a service. But once this is done, it's very quick and easy to update regularly. The following wiki article might help: http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?InstallSVNTrunkAsService > I don't regard you a plugin developer since you have Hey, I've been one for more than four years. It's only been a few months since I've started working for Logitech :-). I still maintain my own plugins. > control over the main skin and can do any kind of changes to the > overall system if it seems necessary. And as the start of this whole > discussion shows this happens. There are lots of things I would love to > change to the overall architecture (especially since I am thinking about > the native iPhone app.) to better fit my needs, too, but I don't have > that option. But you're very much welcome to bring up those ideas, have them discussed. We're open to suggestions. The CLI once was a user contribution, by a user who wanted to connect a home automation system to SlimServer. Today it's the most important means of communication (or the base for it) for our latest product. -- Michael _______________________________________________ beta mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/beta
