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Silverdash360 0.1.2 (build 77)

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@jessenic jessenic released this 01 Nov 11:23

Changes since v0.1.1

  • Update the user docs and take their screenshots on a console (add16f2)
  • Add tools/docs_screenshots.py for the docs' screenshots (4ded1bb)
  • Add ui.screenshot and tools/screenshot.py (9b3e6b2)
  • Keep a theme pick for each profile and for nobody signed in (247f904)
  • Wait at a section's edge before moving to the next one (e22d9f8)
  • Sort a title's content once, in the background (e08197b)
  • List only what starts games and apps on a start; the rest per title (eee7b15)
  • Let the debug server list one content type (b87c2f3)
  • Rebuild only the titles a sign-in touches (ad601dd)
  • Keep a profile signed in during a start on the library shown (d3c6326)
  • Pause the content lookup while a signed-in profile is read (d505690)
  • Show a sign-in or sign-out at once, even during a long refresh (bb014e7)
  • Show a theme's wallpapers on the sections of their blades (f9da6ca)
  • Show dashboard picture themes, find the DashPack, save themes for everyone (c59c72c)
  • Add a theme editor, and name the built-in themes (fd6a7d6)
  • Keep the theme in use per profile instead of reading it at each start (bb720f7)
  • Name the blade schemes Blades (Default) and Blades (Carbon) (70d9c5f)
  • Put the blade colours on the right sections (90c000f)
  • Colour the blade schemes' backgrounds as the blades dashboard did (caa6453)
  • Add the blades dashboard's colour styles as colour schemes (d0c9714)
  • Show the Xbox Dashboard's built-in themes (645d262)
  • Welcome new installs with the basic settings, FTP first (9724abd)
  • Keep each profile's packages apart from the console's (3e09630)
  • Show the profile signed in after a Guide sign-in or sign-out (a8a7f86)
  • Add user documentation, published on GitHub Pages (35aa386)
  • Add -Console to the release script, for a zip for one's own console (033b0b5)

Build 77, from 3c4fe74. The zip has Silverdash360's own files; see INSTALL.txt in it for putting it on a runtime profile you made.