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Alrighty, to answer the sorta parts separately: Change icons with older onesWe cant really build this into the firmware easily as some devices have very little space left (TS100/TS80/TS80P). Selectable themesThis could be done, if someone wanted to step up and make the tooling for the user interface side of this. This would require some means for people to create the theme and extra education on how it works. Update notes
Generally, you take the one at the top. If that has issues, try the last tagged "stable" one. |
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Was wondering if there was a way you could make the TS100 firmware have an icon theme selector, like say, a toggle, to switch between new and old menu icons, or perhaps switch individual icons, for instance, if certain new ones are liked by an individual, but they like the rest to remain the old style??? Would such a setting take up any extra disk space, and if so, would the proposed feature(s) make it too big to flash??? Or perhaps you could have an application that would be able to change the icons to any one available in a premade icon library, then apply those changes to the hex bootloader image, before copying over to the USB drive???
All in all, the new menu icons are fine, but I miss the old 3 thunderbolt power settings icon, and although the new icon for the advanced settings menu is cool, I think if I remember correctly, the old one was an animated wrench, which I liked better, because, even though the knobs and sliders on the new one are pretty informative, I just love the image of settings being a wrench, because that's what I'm used to seeing, in almost every diagnostic or advanced settings thing we as a society these days, like in vehicles, for instance.
On a related note, I forget what the solder icon looked like compared to the new one, but the old settings icon next to it was also a wrench, albeit like before, nothing is inherently wrong with the new audio mixer looking settings icon.
Of course, something else I've noticed in the repository here, is that there are many things that are added to the update notes that don't have a specific model of iron listed, or described in the update/fix notes themselves, so for someone new in the custom iron firmware scene, it might be hard to know what version is best, in my case, for the TS100 soldering iron, or what settings and improvements may have been made to that iron specifically, which in and of itself, would aid the confusion on which version to use.
One last note, I'm not myself, a developer, and I know it's probably hard to do just what you guys do here already, without all my questions and ideas that in the grand scheme, aren't important, so even if nothing I have said here is a good idea, that's ok, and I want to take a second, to thank you for making this awesome Iron Operating System, recent changes included, as it's way more intuitive than the standard miniware OS...
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