Yatsushiro wrote:
> There is no need to do this. A good, solid installation on good, solid
> reliable hardware will run for years w/o input. Why do you update every
> week? There are plenty of users running LMS 7.X and PCP <5 without a
> problem, just enjoying the music...
agree, I setup an
RobbH wrote:
> This is what I was hoping to hear. Still interested in hearing others'
> thoughts on this.
>
> Why do I update every week? Because I can!
The main reason for updates is use of external services such as playing
streaming services or internet radio - these external systems change
Do they have music / audio files stored locally on networked
computer(s)?
Is their main intention to listen to internet radio?
Do they want to pay for an internet music service without adverts? (If
yes - any preferences for which one?)
Are they OK to control things using mobile
Yatsushiro wrote:
> There is no need to do this. A good, solid installation on good, solid
> reliable hardware will run for years w/o input. Why do you update every
> week? There are plenty of users running LMS 7.X and PCP <5 without a
> problem, just enjoying the music...
This is what I was
RobbH wrote:
> LMS would be a great way to achieve what they want. But I can't see
> them happily running software updates at least every week, as I do.
There is no need to do this. A good, solid installation on good, solid
reliable hardware will run for years w/o input. Why do you update
The title sums up this post. I'm trying to assist some friends who have
been without any form of music player at home, other than over-the-air
radio and playing YouTube on a laptop (using built-in speakers).
These are very intelligent, highly educated people. Both have advanced
degrees in the
