Tobriand
Well-Known Member
Pacrom is great - everyone agrees on that pretty much. It has auto-loading, formatting from the firmware, lots of listing options, runs pretty much everything, and of course, there's error checking.
But it is by no means perfect.
Unlike the official fw, there's no built in MP3 player, there aren't any file-management utilities beyond setting how they are viewed, nothing can be done with non executables, and it does look - whilst functional - a little drab.
So, with BlackThunderStudios seeming to have pretty much left the picture, unless they're being *very* quiet in the background, I'm wondering whether it would be worthwhile trying to re-create a possible firmware with Pacrom like efficiency, but with maybe a few more useful bits. What are people's feelings on that idea? Is there any point, what with the advent of multi-firmwares? Do we already have that with GPFM and potentially in the future YAFL? Or would it be nice to have all of the file management utils, a text/picture viewer, and whatever else built into one proggy?
Lets hear what you think. Or not.
But it is by no means perfect.
Unlike the official fw, there's no built in MP3 player, there aren't any file-management utilities beyond setting how they are viewed, nothing can be done with non executables, and it does look - whilst functional - a little drab.
So, with BlackThunderStudios seeming to have pretty much left the picture, unless they're being *very* quiet in the background, I'm wondering whether it would be worthwhile trying to re-create a possible firmware with Pacrom like efficiency, but with maybe a few more useful bits. What are people's feelings on that idea? Is there any point, what with the advent of multi-firmwares? Do we already have that with GPFM and potentially in the future YAFL? Or would it be nice to have all of the file management utils, a text/picture viewer, and whatever else built into one proggy?
Lets hear what you think. Or not.