On Feb 13, 2008 10:07 AM, Daniel Stenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Except for the fun of doing all this, what's the big benefit with this in the > first place?
I see one big advantage: we could provide a nice interface and let users select one of a bunch of "standard usecase" presets. Like "I want it similar to Itunes / AppleOS" or "I don't want eyecandy" or such things. And Rockbox Utility is the "housekeeping tool for Rockbox", isn't it? ;-) About the settings itself: maybe it's a better idea to create the xml file(s) using a perl script from the sources? - Dominik
