I understand that, but I've had a few queries over installation locations for my plugins from other people that suggest it causes confusion. In the medium term that might be solved with a plugin manager that avoids users having to probe the intimate areas of SqueezeCenter folders themselves, but it might also help in the shorter term if the internal one was just called something different that didn't suggest it was for plugins.
At the very least a text file called "NOT_FOR_USER_PLUGINS.txt" or similar might be a clue if it was also present in there (oh, I was forgetting localisation...). Just an idea - it would be one less thing to get confused over or for support people to have to check for. Stuart Michael Herger wrote: >> I am not a developer of plugins but I will say that as an end user >> trying to add a 3rd party plugin, it seems extraneous to have two >> directories >> > > The user shouldn't need to care about Slim/Plugin. If you've found reference > to it, then that reference was wrong. > > Slim/Plugins is for stock plugins only. It will be overwritten during > installation, deleted at will etc. Don't put anything in there. > > Plugins is the place to put 3rd party plugins. > > _______________________________________________ plugins mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/plugins
