So one person complained and now everybody has to have an increased timeout without an option to change it. Wow.
It increased by only 2 seconds & the timeout can be cancelled by pressing the OK button anyway.
So one person complained and now everybody has to have an increased timeout without an option to change it. Wow.
It increased by only 2 seconds & the timeout can be cancelled by pressing the OK button anyway.
It wasn't really a complaint, more of a request, see here.The fact that a single person complaining can force a global change is surprising.
No, that's not how we act.So one person complained and now everybody has to have an increased timeout without an option to change it. Wow.
Which is of course completely up to her.My wife never presses the OK button even though I tell her to so the extra 2 seconds does/can make a difference. The fact that a single person complaining can force a global change is surprising.
No, that's not how we act.
We get dozens of requests on all kinds of items; we try to make a reasonable assessment of the request in terms of the reasonableness, feasibility, impact on other aspects of the firmware, impact on other users, amount of work to implement, number of alike requests etc. And in the end we reach a decision.
Happily all users are free to choose any image to their likings (and then you'll notice a same kind of process for other images, or image-builders who don't listen to users at all).
Be happy, count your blessings!
Which is of course completely up to her.
And again: this is not about a single person's request.
And moreover: I'm glad we are not being 'forced' in any way!
So one person complained and now everybody has to have an increased timeout without an option to change it. Wow.
My wife never presses the OK button even though I tell her to so the extra 2 seconds does/can make a difference. The fact that a single person complaining can force a global change is surprising.
OK, don't answer that, just found it (channel selection configuration panel for those interested - I prefer to be able to toggle between my last channel and my current channel rather than zap to channel 1).
Ok next question (that search will not help me with btw) Is it likely to be an image or firmware problem if the Duo does not recognise a DVB-T tuner in the back USB ports, but it does in the front port?
OK Thanks. Not really what I wanted to hear lol, but appreciate the feedback.I use a Nova T in a back port on a Duo all the time, no issues with it besides not working on an E2 restart, needs a full reboot.