How about automatically loading wpsfilename.cfg at opening the .wps file?
Then there's no need for extra menus and stuff, and it would be a simple
change.
It might have some side-effects like users seeing weird stuff because they
don't know their settings have changed, but that would be the same when
using themes.
If I understand correctly, what you want now is 1) browse cfg files, 2)
browse wps files, 3) browse themes. This sounds a bit doubled up. Correct
me if I'm wrong. :-)
Ronald
On Wed, 16 Nov 2005 07:51:41 +0100, Daniel Stenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
All this taken together, I'm thinking that perhaps the bundled WPSes
could be the start of a "theme" concept. With a simple "browse themes"
option in the menu, we could browse the .cfg files in .rockbox/wps/ and
consider them being "themes" or "skins". When we add further
configurations like bootup sound and customizable icons, we could simply
add the setting of those choices to these very same .cfg files.
Good? Bad?
- Re: bundled WPSes => themes? Ronald Teune
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