Trying Out Themes


project86

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If I download and use a new skin, and end up not liking it, how do I go back to normal? Is it just a matter of deleting those files?
 
Why even bother with a tool to change skins? I've got a folder on my card that has several skins and scripts to install them.
Does that mean it's not necessary to put all the skin files on the root of the SD card? 'Cause I was willing to set up something like you have, a folder with many skins so I could select and change slightly more often.
 
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Why even bother with a tool to change skins? I've got a folder on my card that has several skins and scripts to install them.
Does that mean it's not necessary to put all the skin files on the root of the SD card? 'Cause I was willing to set up something like you have, a folder with many skins so I could select and change slightly more often.

I always check the bash install script to make sure that it refers to a relative location "./imgbattery/*.*" as opposed to "/mnt/sd/imgbattry/*.*".

I've always heard them say to put it on the root of your card, but I've had it work from subdirectories.

Always check the install script.
 
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I always check the bash install script to make sure that it refers to a relative location "./imgbattery/*.*" as opposed to "/mnt/sd/imgbattry/*.*".

I've always heard them say to put it on the root of your card, but I've had it work from subdirectories.

Always check the install script.
Cool, thanks. I had no idea it was just a simple copy script, thought there was something more "mystical" to it. Just checked the one I'm about to install and they're all relative :) Yayness for me \o/
 
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