eap;503039 Wrote: > I got IT! Everyone listen. The whole problem is the "need" for a > dedicated snooze button (which is emulated by the popup menu). However, > not everyone needs or desires the snooze button. > > So the answer is -- have an option in the menus (or better yet in the > alarm settings) to enable or disable snooze feature (just like you can > enable or disable repeat or one time alarm). If snooze is enabled, you > get the popup menu. If you don't enable snooze, you get the typical now > playing screen (or whatever your typical setting/screensaver is when > music is playing). > > Ta da. Problem solved. Snoozers get what they want, everyone else > gets an alarm that goes off and music plays as normal. If you want to > stop the alarm -- you stop as always you would whenever something is > playing. > > Simple. Logitech developers -- get on this now. : )
In general, sounds like a good idea to me. But as per previous post, I contend that the Snooze-menu is completely redundant, counter-intuitive and more hassle than its worth (even for us snoozers). How about the config option simply swapping the button functions: * I'm a snoozer: Wheel=Snooze, Volume-dial=Alarm-off * Non-snoozers: Wheel=Alarm-off, Volume-dial=Snooze -- squishy ------------------------------------------------------------------------ squishy's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=35390 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=73506 _______________________________________________ Radio mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/radio
