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<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 1074913" data-attributes="member: 109222">That's why this should be configurable what is shown there or not. If the user don't want this Info screen (s)he just chooses another screen as entry point and probably disables info screen completely. I see this info screen similar to start pages of some web services where you have newsfeeds, latest blog entries, weather, date/time,...Skin is about how to present something. We can't use touch gesture as user did not have touch screen TV,&nbsp; we have limited # of buttons on remote but we need a way to navigate between plugins. Maybe we can add some kind of voice navigation (like StarTrek) but that's not implemented nicely at all. The touch screen tables and the Video Screen walls (known from some TV shows) are also not available to normal user so you need a kind of navigation menu. This can be a circle, a spider web or a bar like on this mockup or whatever you like. But some kind of menu is needed, I'm sure.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 1074913, member: 109222"] That's why this should be configurable what is shown there or not. If the user don't want this Info screen (s)he just chooses another screen as entry point and probably disables info screen completely. I see this info screen similar to start pages of some web services where you have newsfeeds, latest blog entries, weather, date/time,... Skin is about how to present something. We can't use touch gesture as user did not have touch screen TV, we have limited # of buttons on remote but we need a way to navigate between plugins. Maybe we can add some kind of voice navigation (like StarTrek) but that's not implemented nicely at all. The touch screen tables and the Video Screen walls (known from some TV shows) are also not available to normal user so you need a kind of navigation menu. This can be a circle, a spider web or a bar like on this mockup or whatever you like. But some kind of menu is needed, I'm sure. [/QUOTE]

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