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<blockquote data-quote="rsbrux" data-source="post: 190064" data-attributes="member: 49539">[USER=55563]Marcus[/USER],I tried that first, with the result that MP hung when I switched to BasicHome.&nbsp; That's why I thought I needed to change the ID.&nbsp; I just tried it again with SVN 16125, with the following results (maybe I misinterpreted the previous symptoms):Basic Home still shows as an empty shell of home.The Green Button no longer works to switch between Home and Basic Home, nor to return Home from other screens.[USER=37407]Steven[/USER],I never understood the need for two home screens, because it is so easy to configure a single one.The only advantage of Basic Home is that it &quot;hides&quot; the &quot;exit&quot; from MP, to make the underlying OS invisible, or at least unreachable, for those who (as you say) really want it to look like a consumer device.IMHO, it would be better to just add a checkbox to the setup to enable or disable the icons for shutdown, restart, exit, etc. in Home.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rsbrux, post: 190064, member: 49539"] [USER=55563]Marcus[/USER], I tried that first, with the result that MP hung when I switched to BasicHome. That's why I thought I needed to change the ID. I just tried it again with SVN 16125, with the following results (maybe I misinterpreted the previous symptoms): Basic Home still shows as an empty shell of home. The Green Button no longer works to switch between Home and Basic Home, nor to return Home from other screens. [USER=37407]Steven[/USER], I never understood the need for two home screens, because it is so easy to configure a single one. The only advantage of Basic Home is that it "hides" the "exit" from MP, to make the underlying OS invisible, or at least unreachable, for those who (as you say) really want it to look like a consumer device. IMHO, it would be better to just add a checkbox to the setup to enable or disable the icons for shutdown, restart, exit, etc. in Home. [/QUOTE]

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