>If you and the author think the other repos should be on the others page >and we can vouch for the author then I think they should be added to the >other's list. (The reason for having a manual check and a >recommendation scheme is to avoid someone adding something to the wiki >page and it automatically appearing in the others list and then people >downloading it as its an attack vector for people who want to do that >sort of thing..) > Okay. So there's permissions on that wiki page such that only a Logitech staff can update it?
I think this one is okay, as it's author is one of the Logitech staff ;-) http://benklaas.com/wallpaper/wallpapers.xml I think these two are okay - Max Spicer has produced a few plugins that have been in use by many people for some time now: http://thespicers.net/slim/repo.xml http://mesh.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/spiceflyplugin/repo.xml Not sure about the other two. >As for the plugins page - if you untick an installed plugin it will >remove it. The idea was to avoid users needing to think about >install/remove and enable/disable. Will the settings be remembered, should the plugin be re-installed? The plugin page used to have active/inactive setting per plugin, and the Extension Downloader used to have install/uninstall. Now they have been combined, what has happened to my inactive plugins - is there internally still the concept? The Inactive plugins I guess are now only Logitech plugins that haven't been installed? In cases when there is a bug to be investigated and it is suggested that a third-party plugin could be the culprit, what is the easiest way of disabling all third-party plugins? Perhaps there should be a single switch to enable/disable all installed third-party plugins? _______________________________________________ beta mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/beta
