Crashlog

OWB frooze when I was doing a quiz on facebook.com (ie lots of Javascript). It seems to go into some sort of endless loop, as can be seen in the stack trace.

Is this the way to do it, reporting crashlogs? Or is the crashlog site linked to the author of the os4depot-archives?

@Mason
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You have to change the default icons:

workbench:prefs/env-arc/sys/

For the USB memory stick I would suggest to change the disk icon of the stick (via Information from the icons menu) or change the def_disk icon in the def_icons directory but then all new disks/media will displayed with this icon.
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Isn't def_MOUNT.info used for any mounts made? I have def_CD0, def_CD1 etc in my drawer.
Creating a def_USB0.info would probably (hopefully) be the default icon for a unit in USB.

I have tried to find the downloads for Codebench, since I just installed OS4.1, but I can't find it anywhere. I've seen links to amiupdate and on the official site, but all download-links seems to have vanished.

Is there a time/user ratio on the beta-versions or something else? I'd really like to try it out.

If an aiss.library is created, couldn't that handle the glow effect dynamicaly? So that the glow effect is configurable? Ie, yellow glow, white glow, darker, negative etc.

And as for speed, the library could add some sort of caching.

@alexw

How about just allowing each user to have his/her own os4depot selection? Basically log everything the user downloads and allow to check just those archives. If the user wants everything, they'd have to download weach archive manually, but only once.

Perhaps that functionality is already implemented. But I would certainly not use the "download everything" option. Who would?

In all other respects it looks like a good program.

@Mason

Nono! That's not the way to do it!

You have AISS in a script, right?

Add the following line first:

Now you can do a
and get your version.

And this is the Amiga way to do it.

But then again, this only applies for the script. So, to technically update anything would require an update to the script.

ANd, here's a little script to test the version of SYS:WBStartup/AISS. Copy it and test with execute. Of course, add the line above to your script.



This can even test revisions! Love Amiga scripting!