Closed jehendeoff closed 1 year ago
It is the media player provider, right? would not it be better to automatically detect which media player is being used now? is it hard?
no it's not, it's made to change between every provider (music, sysinfo, clock, coindesk, image etc.), if it did, it wouldn't help with screen burn-in
no it's not, it's made to change between every provider (music, sysinfo, clock, coindesk, image etc.), if it did, it wouldn't help with screen burn-in
Coming to think of it. We should probably make some sort of IPC interface to change the current provider.
Coming to think of it. We should probably make some sort of IPC interface to change the current provider.
While I do agree with you, I also think that we should make an interface (maybe a similar one to the steelseries one (to "replace" it)) to control the actual pixel.
(moreover, while I would like to help you with making an IPC interface I don't know how they work, so I can't help you for now)
Coming to think of it. We should probably make some sort of IPC interface to change the current provider.
While I do agree with you, I also think that we should make an interface (maybe a similar one to the steelseries one (to "replace" it)) to control the actual pixel.
(moreover, while I would like to help you with making an IPC interface I don't know how they work, so I can't help you for now)
I'll try and design something soon if I do find the time :)
Is this ready to be reviewed?
I think it is, it should work everywhere
Thanks! :)
This PR should change the provider every X seconds (customizable in
settings.toml
, by default it's 30 seconds if no settings are found) this features is also disable-able (by settings 0 second insettings.toml
)This PR is made to aid #5