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<blockquote data-quote="scaesic" data-source="post: 105400" data-attributes="member: 28902"><p>okok, peace.</p><p></p><p>but i'm sticking to my guns on the home page part.</p><p></p><p>no matter how sloooooowly you move the mouse i cant get it to work. Basically what's going on is you reach this thresh-hold vertical point on the screen where the menu stats scrolling really really fast, when you move the mouse more central and reach the "turn off" point the menu stops scrolling. this would be fine if it didint scroll so fast as you could "stop" on the app you want to open, but it moves too fast and doesnt seem to change speed no matter what.</p><p></p><p>i think this COULD be intuitive if the speed at which the menu scrolls relates in any way to the position of the cursor, but as it stands the menu either scrolls (too fast) or stands still.</p><p></p><p>i do have that top bar and i have been using it to go back, but i didint understand the need for it if the right click thing worked on all pages (obviously some pages the right click has a special function, but there are a few where there is no reason for the right click - back shouldnt be implemented). il make a list of all the pages that the right click doesnt work on, can you point me to the right forum?</p><p></p><p>one more thing...</p><p></p><p></p><p>come on... MP runs on a computer, computers use keyboards and mice, i mean i know it's designed to be used with a remote, but come on, it cant be too difficult to implement the tried and tested point and click logic which applies to ALL windows (mac and linux) systems without compromising on making the app "bulky". come on...</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>exactly, the whole point of open source is that it is open for anyone to "pervert" as much as they like.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="scaesic, post: 105400, member: 28902"] okok, peace. but i'm sticking to my guns on the home page part. no matter how sloooooowly you move the mouse i cant get it to work. Basically what's going on is you reach this thresh-hold vertical point on the screen where the menu stats scrolling really really fast, when you move the mouse more central and reach the "turn off" point the menu stops scrolling. this would be fine if it didint scroll so fast as you could "stop" on the app you want to open, but it moves too fast and doesnt seem to change speed no matter what. i think this COULD be intuitive if the speed at which the menu scrolls relates in any way to the position of the cursor, but as it stands the menu either scrolls (too fast) or stands still. i do have that top bar and i have been using it to go back, but i didint understand the need for it if the right click thing worked on all pages (obviously some pages the right click has a special function, but there are a few where there is no reason for the right click - back shouldnt be implemented). il make a list of all the pages that the right click doesnt work on, can you point me to the right forum? one more thing... come on... MP runs on a computer, computers use keyboards and mice, i mean i know it's designed to be used with a remote, but come on, it cant be too difficult to implement the tried and tested point and click logic which applies to ALL windows (mac and linux) systems without compromising on making the app "bulky". come on... exactly, the whole point of open source is that it is open for anyone to "pervert" as much as they like. [/QUOTE]
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