@darkassain: that's true. but the config lib i'm using now adds bloat to the code, so i'm a little reluctant to add a ton of configurable parameters (like all the colors and buttons). eventually i'll probably put less used functions on a menu, and there wouldn't be as much need to configure buttons.
equis wrote:as you added multilingual compatility, and would like to contribute with the spanish part.
You have my gratitude. I'll PM you the english text.
Another suggestion I could tell is adding two features that can make a better experience: Wireless transfer of plugins and scanning of the SEPLUGINS (or PLUGINS) folder. That would make use of a PC almost innecesary, as any people could share his plugins with someone else wirelessly, and then, scan his plugins folder using your homebrew and editing it.
I've thought about adding some network support. It's a good suggestion, but I guess it would be tricky to add ad-hoc functionality since I don't have two PSPs to test with. But perhaps I could set up some form of loopback interface somehow, if not in the PSP then perhaps using an AP. I can try, but I can't promise anything.
Another idea I had was automatic updates, that's easier but I'll have to look into setting up some form of site I guess.
Right now I'm working on improving the audio-visuals with more bling-bling.
There's a few more thing I want to do before releasing a new version, but network stuff (if added) will likely be in the version after that.
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The partypak is installed by overwriting files from the official package. So try it out and when you tire of it install it without the partypak for a normal neat experience. Or you could make your own customizations.
