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<blockquote data-quote="Mats42" data-source="post: 306299" data-attributes="member: 63155"><p>My 2 Cents on why I don't like the separation of app and config. </p><p>1. I want a replacement for my set-top box. No set-top box requires a keyboard to update the channel list. (tv-server config app)</p><p>2. I want to add a path to be able to watch or listen to a file. It's not reasonable to have to shut down mp, go fetch a keyboard, start a new app (mp config) change the setting, start MP, put the keyboard away again. There might be a better way for this but as far as I know XBMC rocks on this point</p><p></p><p>This isn't userfriendly and if we want MP to be more than a geeks product it has to be userfriendly. </p><p>The test I use to eval diffrent HTPC softwares is to compare them with a ordinary set-top box. There is no reason why it should be harder to configure MP than the set-top box. Installation is another matter but config isn't.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mats42, post: 306299, member: 63155"] My 2 Cents on why I don't like the separation of app and config. 1. I want a replacement for my set-top box. No set-top box requires a keyboard to update the channel list. (tv-server config app) 2. I want to add a path to be able to watch or listen to a file. It's not reasonable to have to shut down mp, go fetch a keyboard, start a new app (mp config) change the setting, start MP, put the keyboard away again. There might be a better way for this but as far as I know XBMC rocks on this point This isn't userfriendly and if we want MP to be more than a geeks product it has to be userfriendly. The test I use to eval diffrent HTPC softwares is to compare them with a ordinary set-top box. There is no reason why it should be harder to configure MP than the set-top box. Installation is another matter but config isn't. [/QUOTE]
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