Re: [Feedreader-development] Custom version?

[Karsten H. <mai...@kh...>]

I wouldn't do custom versions of FeedReader. Just the possibility to 
import a list of feeds when it is started the first time. However this 
is done.

For the skinning: i don't see much room within the window. Plus i don't 
need it ;).
The only places where you can use a different skin are:
- the menu,
- the toolbar,
- the statusbar.

So the question is:
Do we want/need skinning? Is it worth the effort? Isn't it just bloat?


Karsten

Toomas Toots wrote:

> Some other persons wanted this kind of thing, too. I have thought about 
> two possibilities (or both at the same time).
> 
> 1) IF there ise importfeeds.xml file in the feedreader directory and no 
> feeds.xml file (feedreader is installed and not started yet) then 
> feedreader should use this file to import some feeds for user. So all we 
> need is customised install package and no customised Feedreader version 
> for this thing.
> 
> 2) Another possibility is to develop a special command line option for 
> url, from where feedreader should import feeds first time. This is good 
> for portals and stuff. Again this can be customised in install package 
> and no source customisation is necesary.
> 
> Another thing is with different colors and stuff... About this we should 
> think a little bit more...
> 
> 
> Greetings
> Toomas
> 
> 
> 
> Karsten Hoffrath wrote:
> 
>> What about:
>>
>> http://www.feedreader.com/node.php?id=366
>>
>>
>> I'm willing to do a custom installset for him, when the new version is 
>> ready, if no one has any doubts.
>>
>>
>> Karsten
>>
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