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This would be useful in firmware

Simple return instead of continue doh!

ok this should now be fixed thanks for reporting @Ziz.

Why was this cancelled?

What u talking about the n64 controller was awesome!

Course I do! But I do keep it tidy! The REVO is my headless server although I do have a usb switcher which allows me to switch which system uses my keyboard and mouse then I just switch the input of my monitor if i want to access the terminal directly but usually I just SSH to it.

After googling they look like they are the ones from some of these pictures: http://www.goldieint.com/Goldie/Gallery/Pages/_Super_Mario.html

There was a green yoshi also a firepower Mario and firepower Luigi in the machines on display (not in the bit where u win though). We also tried to win princess toadstool too but in the end she wouldn't drop, spent about £15 in total in 2 pence's trying to win but worth it I think.

Why

Hey guys I went to Cleethorpes on Sunday with the missus and we won some Mario figures on the 2 pence machines, I thought I would share this with u :) Here are all of them. And here are some of them positioned on my desk.

Wow nice

Looks good

I think its neat and could be quite useful.

Maybe one day she might pop back for a visit

http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?/topic/54877-how-do-you-change-the-default-browser/

http://boards.openpandora.org/index.php?/topic/94-Tips,-tricks-and-tweaks Under the software header there is a link to a post which describes how to set your default browser to use a pnd.

Congratulations :)

The only thing pc's had over consoles of the time was resolution but you generally paid for the extras with actual money :)

Yes there is an official schema which the repo does use but it wasn't written for the repo. There is a while bunch of information on the wiki for the pxml specification. http://pandorawiki.org/index.php?title=PXML_specification Validation and schema...

Xml brings benefits I.e. You can validate xml against a schema xsd file, you can transform xml into various formats (probably even into a .desktop) using xslt. Both xsd and xslt are also written in xml which is neat. I can only think of these a positives over plain .desktop files. Plus...