>I can assure you that you are kind of special in that respect. I doubt I am that special.
Everyone I know that has ever bought a TV has gone into settings to configure brightness, contrast, etc. And Squeezebox Radio is aimed as a bedroom player, so people will want to access Alarms, which are also under settings. People that are scared to touch settings are also unlikely to install Apps. But I understand that not everyone may want to change settings, configure alarm clocks or install applications. To me, it's logical to put the function that installs applications that cause a change in behaviour of the player (menus, etc), within Settings. _______________________________________________ beta mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/beta
