Skins - Revision history

RayBe at 23:00, 16 December 2011

2011-12-16T23:00:57Z

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	* [[Orbiter_Skins\|Titanium Orbiter Skins]]		* [[Orbiter_Skins\|Titanium Orbiter Skins]]
			* [[Orbiter_Skins_BlueCrystal\|BlueCrystal Skin]]
	* [[Basic Skin\|Basic]] - Works well with smaller devices (eg. on a [[Web_Orbiter_2.0\|WebOrbiter]] running on an iPhone or iPod Touch).		* [[Basic Skin\|Basic]] - Works well with smaller devices (eg. on a [[Web_Orbiter_2.0\|WebOrbiter]] running on an iPhone or iPod Touch).
	* Other - There are various other skins to choose from. Please list your experiences with them here or attach some screen shots.		* Other - There are various other skins to choose from. Please list your experiences with them here or attach some screen shots.

	You can change the skin in use on an [[Orbiter]] by going into the [[LinuxMCE_Admin_Website\|LinuxMCEAdmin Website]] and selecting Wizard > Devices > Orbiters. On this page you can change the skin for any of your Orbiters and then hit Update to apply the setting. You will then need to do a Full Regen for that particular Orbiter. The full regen is required as the system needs to 're-create' all of the buttons with their new colours and designs.		You can change the skin in use on an [[Orbiter]] by going into the [[LinuxMCE_Admin_Website\|LinuxMCEAdmin Website]] and selecting Wizard > Devices > Orbiters. On this page you can change the skin for any of your Orbiters and then hit Update to apply the setting. You will then need to do a Full Regen for that particular Orbiter. The full regen is required as the system needs to 're-create' all of the buttons with their new colours and designs.

OmeGa: Added links to Designer and Orbiter_Skins as well as 'Other' info and instructions for changing skins.

2010-08-19T16:13:45Z

Added links to Designer and Orbiter_Skins as well as 'Other' info and instructions for changing skins.

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	[[Category:Documentation]]		[[Category:Documentation]]

	LinuxMCE utilizes a GUI (Graphical User Interface) that is referenced as a Skin. The capability for an end user (you) to create your own skins is also a built in option.		LinuxMCE utilizes a GUI (Graphical User Interface) that is referenced as a Skin. The capability for an end user (you) to create your own skins is also a built in option. See [[Designer]] for more info.

	===Current Skins===		===Current Skins===

OmeGa: /* Current Skins */

2010-08-19T16:05:22Z

Current Skins

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	* [[Orbiter_Skins\|Titanium Orbiter Skins]]		* [[Orbiter_Skins\|Titanium Orbiter Skins]]
	* [[Basic Skin\|Basic]] - Works well with smaller devices (eg. on a [[Web_Orbiter_2.0\|WebOrbiter]] running on an iPhone or iPod Touch.		* [[Basic Skin\|Basic]] - Works well with smaller devices (eg. on a [[Web_Orbiter_2.0\|WebOrbiter]] running on an iPhone or iPod Touch).
			* Other - There are various other skins to choose from. Please list your experiences with them here or attach some screen shots.

	You can change the skin in use on an [[Orbiter]] by going into the [[LinuxMCE_Admin_Website\|LinuxMCEAdmin Website]] and selecting Wizard > Devices > Orbiters. On this page you can change the skin for any of your Orbiters and then hit Update to apply the setting. You will then need to do a Full Regen for that particular Orbiter. The full regen is required as the system needs to 're-create' all of the buttons with their new colours and designs.		You can change the skin in use on an [[Orbiter]] by going into the [[LinuxMCE_Admin_Website\|LinuxMCEAdmin Website]] and selecting Wizard > Devices > Orbiters. On this page you can change the skin for any of your Orbiters and then hit Update to apply the setting. You will then need to do a Full Regen for that particular Orbiter. The full regen is required as the system needs to 're-create' all of the buttons with their new colours and designs.

OmeGa: /* Current Skins */

2010-08-19T16:03:14Z

Current Skins

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	* [[Orbiter_Skins\|Titanium Orbiter Skins]]		* [[Orbiter_Skins\|Titanium Orbiter Skins]]
	* [[Basic Skin\|Basic]] - Works well with smaller devices (eg. on a [[Web_Orbiter_2.0\|WebOrbiter]] running on an iPhone or iPod Touch.		* [[Basic Skin\|Basic]] - Works well with smaller devices (eg. on a [[Web_Orbiter_2.0\|WebOrbiter]] running on an iPhone or iPod Touch.

			You can change the skin in use on an [[Orbiter]] by going into the [[LinuxMCE_Admin_Website\|LinuxMCEAdmin Website]] and selecting Wizard > Devices > Orbiters. On this page you can change the skin for any of your Orbiters and then hit Update to apply the setting. You will then need to do a Full Regen for that particular Orbiter. The full regen is required as the system needs to 're-create' all of the buttons with their new colours and designs.

OmeGa: /* Current Skins */

2010-08-19T15:55:10Z

Current Skins

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	===Current Skins===		===Current Skins===

	* [[Basic Skin\|Basic]]		* [[Orbiter_Skins\|Titanium Orbiter Skins]]
			* [[Basic Skin\|Basic]] - Works well with smaller devices (eg. on a [[Web_Orbiter_2.0\|WebOrbiter]] running on an iPhone or iPod Touch.

Ray N at 16:17, 18 August 2009

2009-08-18T16:17:49Z

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			[[Category:Documentation]]

	LinuxMCE utilizes a GUI (Graphical User Interface) that is referenced as a Skin. The capability for an end user (you) to create your own skins is also a built in option.		LinuxMCE utilizes a GUI (Graphical User Interface) that is referenced as a Skin. The capability for an end user (you) to create your own skins is also a built in option.

Tschak909: /* Current Skins */ fix.

2008-12-05T14:26:01Z

Current Skins: fix.

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	===Current Skins===		===Current Skins===
	* [[U11 Skin\|U11]]
	* [[U12 Skin\|U12]]
	* [[Basic Skin\|Basic]]		* [[Basic Skin\|Basic]]

Randomblink at 22:43, 4 December 2008

2008-12-04T22:43:47Z

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	~~==Skins==~~
	LinuxMCE utilizes a GUI (Graphical User Interface) that is referenced as a Skin. The capability for an end user (you) to create your own skins is also a built in option.		LinuxMCE utilizes a GUI (Graphical User Interface) that is referenced as a Skin. The capability for an end user (you) to create your own skins is also a built in option.

Randomblink: The forum had started a thread about creating a new GUI. I do not have Linux Programmer Skills (yet), but I can help in this way

2008-12-04T22:43:37Z

The forum had started a thread about creating a new GUI. I do not have Linux Programmer Skills (yet), but I can help in this way

New page

==Skins==
LinuxMCE utilizes a GUI (Graphical User Interface) that is referenced as a Skin. The capability for an end user (you) to create your own skins is also a built in option.

===Current Skins===
* [[U11 Skin|U11]]
* [[U12 Skin|U12]]
* [[Basic Skin|Basic]]

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	* [[Orbiter_Skins\|Titanium Orbiter Skins]]		* [[Orbiter_Skins\|Titanium Orbiter Skins]]
			* [[Orbiter_Skins_BlueCrystal\|BlueCrystal Skin]]
	* [[Basic Skin\|Basic]] - Works well with smaller devices (eg. on a [[Web_Orbiter_2.0\|WebOrbiter]] running on an iPhone or iPod Touch).		* [[Basic Skin\|Basic]] - Works well with smaller devices (eg. on a [[Web_Orbiter_2.0\|WebOrbiter]] running on an iPhone or iPod Touch).
	* Other - There are various other skins to choose from. Please list your experiences with them here or attach some screen shots.		* Other - There are various other skins to choose from. Please list your experiences with them here or attach some screen shots.

	You can change the skin in use on an [[Orbiter]] by going into the [[LinuxMCE_Admin_Website\|LinuxMCEAdmin Website]] and selecting Wizard > Devices > Orbiters. On this page you can change the skin for any of your Orbiters and then hit Update to apply the setting. You will then need to do a Full Regen for that particular Orbiter. The full regen is required as the system needs to 're-create' all of the buttons with their new colours and designs.		You can change the skin in use on an [[Orbiter]] by going into the [[LinuxMCE_Admin_Website\|LinuxMCEAdmin Website]] and selecting Wizard > Devices > Orbiters. On this page you can change the skin for any of your Orbiters and then hit Update to apply the setting. You will then need to do a Full Regen for that particular Orbiter. The full regen is required as the system needs to 're-create' all of the buttons with their new colours and designs.

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	* [[Orbiter_Skins\|Titanium Orbiter Skins]]		* [[Orbiter_Skins\|Titanium Orbiter Skins]]
	* [[Basic Skin\|Basic]] - Works well with smaller devices (eg. on a [[Web_Orbiter_2.0\|WebOrbiter]] running on an iPhone or iPod Touch.		* [[Basic Skin\|Basic]] - Works well with smaller devices (eg. on a [[Web_Orbiter_2.0\|WebOrbiter]] running on an iPhone or iPod Touch).
			* Other - There are various other skins to choose from. Please list your experiences with them here or attach some screen shots.

	You can change the skin in use on an [[Orbiter]] by going into the [[LinuxMCE_Admin_Website\|LinuxMCEAdmin Website]] and selecting Wizard > Devices > Orbiters. On this page you can change the skin for any of your Orbiters and then hit Update to apply the setting. You will then need to do a Full Regen for that particular Orbiter. The full regen is required as the system needs to 're-create' all of the buttons with their new colours and designs.		You can change the skin in use on an [[Orbiter]] by going into the [[LinuxMCE_Admin_Website\|LinuxMCEAdmin Website]] and selecting Wizard > Devices > Orbiters. On this page you can change the skin for any of your Orbiters and then hit Update to apply the setting. You will then need to do a Full Regen for that particular Orbiter. The full regen is required as the system needs to 're-create' all of the buttons with their new colours and designs.

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	* [[Orbiter_Skins\|Titanium Orbiter Skins]]		* [[Orbiter_Skins\|Titanium Orbiter Skins]]
	* [[Basic Skin\|Basic]] - Works well with smaller devices (eg. on a [[Web_Orbiter_2.0\|WebOrbiter]] running on an iPhone or iPod Touch.		* [[Basic Skin\|Basic]] - Works well with smaller devices (eg. on a [[Web_Orbiter_2.0\|WebOrbiter]] running on an iPhone or iPod Touch.

			You can change the skin in use on an [[Orbiter]] by going into the [[LinuxMCE_Admin_Website\|LinuxMCEAdmin Website]] and selecting Wizard > Devices > Orbiters. On this page you can change the skin for any of your Orbiters and then hit Update to apply the setting. You will then need to do a Full Regen for that particular Orbiter. The full regen is required as the system needs to 're-create' all of the buttons with their new colours and designs.