> No. It has nothing at all to do with Linux. > > 1) If you turn off a device with a remote, and it is -really- off: how > will you turn it back on? It's off: it has no IR sensor waiting for >
By pressing a physical button. Not with a remote control. Honestly, I could live with that. And I would prefer it. > 2) A SB Touch can serve multiple players: if you turn 'off' the Touch > in the living room, you won't be able to play music it was serving to > the Radio in the Kitchen. It's off. It doesn't do anything when off. > People would be very annoyed. > It could, but that very function is so buggy that it takes days to get it working. And it would be a lame excuse. One could still make that a choice that the end user makes. I would even be willing to physically press the button in the living room on the (few) days where I want the Touch to serve another SB in the kitchen... And yes, maybe you won't believe it, but I do physically switch of my TV set. For the same reason. I rarely watch TV anyhow and I would be pissed off with the device being responsible for pollution...
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