@zzd10h, nice, but I didn't changed the filer preferences, only installed (the FastView installer done it for me) the deficons that comes with FastView. With your suggestion I can reinstall the FastView deficons and have a more confortable system, thanks
@zzd10h, rolled back SMTube, modified PlayVideo.rexx, re-updated via AmiUpdate and PalyVideo.rexx doesnt changed, so it seems that the update script work well
Today an updated version of SMTube appeared in AmiUpdate, but AmiUpdate can't update it, so I investigated and on my setup X1000 AOS 4.1u6 with latest update, last version also fot QT including all the QT fix, SMTube doesnt exit closing it, the window it's closed but the task remain active, this only after having played a video, if I run SMTube and exit without playng any video the smtube task disappear
* Added a Settings window (contextual menu, option "Settings")
All the Tooltypes are removed.
* Added a BlockSize column in Volumes tab and a warning if the blocksize is not optimal (regarding recommandations, for example 512 for SFS/02).
* Added the unit name of the smbfs devices in the Volumes tab
* Added a "Quit" button at bottom of each tabs
* Position/size of child windows are now saved.
* Added detection of windows/screens without titles in Window tab
* Added a check at startup to control that NList.mcc is at least at level 20.138
* Fixed non expunged Catalog entries in the catalog list. Catalog list can be refreshed by double-clicking on it.
* Added 2 new benchs results from my own PCs: -OS 4.1 Classic under WinUAE 2.9.0b17 on a i7-4770k 3.5 GHz (Windows 8.1) -OS 4.1 Classic under FS-UAE 2.5.18dev on a MacBook 2006 2.0 GHz (MacOS 10.8)
As Crisot says in the RageMem ReadMe : "Benchmarking MIPS is NEVER relevant."
A program to Hide/Unhide all the Workbench windows with a single click, key or button
By adding, the FastHide program to AmiDock or by binding it to a key (with FKey or AllKey), you will be able to quickly hide/unhide all your windows to clean up the Workbench.
When hidden a window appears that can be used to restore individually one window. Of course, all windows will be restored if you rerun FastHide
Thanks to - Thomas 'TommySammy' Blatt for all the icons and for the german translation - Samir 'Samo79' Hawamdeh for the italian translation - Javier De Las Rivas for the spanish translation - Anthony 'Phantom' Iliakis for the greek translation - Lionel 'Lio' Muller,for the tests and advices
* Added an Application tab to -display all Applications registered -send messages (predefined and custom messages) -unregister an Application
I find it rather worrying than an application should be able to unregister another application. This can be fairly dangerous. Imagine that an app continuously accesses a prefs dictionary, an operation that - after unregistering by a third party - will stop working with unpredictable results.
Registered apps rely on staying registered until unregistering themselves from the system. A third-party unregistration is an illegal operation IMHO. If the Application Library supports it, then we have a design problem that should be addressed.
I find it rather worrying than an application should be able to unregister another application. This can be fairly dangerous. Imagine that an app continuously accesses a prefs dictionary, an operation that - after unregistering by a third party - will stop working with unpredictable results.
Registered apps rely on staying registered until unregistering themselves from the system. A third-party unregistration is an illegal operation IMHO. If the Application Library supports it, then we have a design problem that should be addressed.
I somewhat agree, but I think the usage context would be more likely as a developement tool, after a application has crashed without unregistering etc. Theses kind of tools enter a very grey area of rule bending, which the casual user may not always understand the consequences of. Rebooting is usually safer.