>> 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 >> >These are alreayd included (well we include >http://spicefly.f-snet.com/repo.xml which is the same as the second >one?) > Ah - http://mesh.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/spiceflyplugin/repo.xml redirects to http://kent.dl.sourceforge.net/project/spiceflyplugin/Squeezecenter%20Plugins/Repository/repo.xml, which appears to define the same two plugins (SugarCube and SpiceflyWeather), but with different url links as in http://spicefly.f-snet.com/repo.xml. The author is actually Charles Parker.
http://thespicers.net/slim/repo.xml is not the same person - this one is Max Spicer, and defines OtherPlayers, which I have used for a long time. >> Will the settings be remembered, should the plugin be re-installed? >yes > That's good. >> The Inactive plugins I guess are now only Logitech plugins that haven't >> been installed? >yes plugins shipped with the server which you are not using (aka "apps" >which have not been installed...) > I didn't think there was any link between plugins and apps. e.g. Classical.com, Mp3tunes Music and Napster are inactive plugins, but I still get them appearing in App Gallery. >> 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? >> >try starting the server with --failsafe as a commandline option Marvellous for me, but not much good for normal users. Phil _______________________________________________ beta mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/beta
