07-17-2018, 03:32 PM
So the thing that makes Bluetooth sound like anything other than carp, aptX, cannot be included in Moode or any other open source program. What is the point in including a feature in an audiophile player that can only provide utility grade sound? No idiot phones here BTW.
The SSH thing was really minor. When my SSH client refused to connect I Googled something like "Moode ssh won't connect" and was given the answer. The build process is really simple overall. So simple that I cannot understand why the developers would force people to go through it .vs just uploading the image like they used to and everyone else still does. My only guesses would be that either they didn't get very many takers on the $10 donation(I actually paid it BTW) and rather than just say "okay it's free again" they were like "it's free again, but now you have to work for it" or maybe they think people would see more quality in something they had to "build"(install) themselves .vs something that was just handed to them. Neither theory really makes any sense or changes my experience or perception of the program.
So I guess my point here was that everyone should try every possible piece of software without any bias. I actually started from a place of assuming that Moode had gotten better since Volumio had. Wasn't the case for me.
The SSH thing was really minor. When my SSH client refused to connect I Googled something like "Moode ssh won't connect" and was given the answer. The build process is really simple overall. So simple that I cannot understand why the developers would force people to go through it .vs just uploading the image like they used to and everyone else still does. My only guesses would be that either they didn't get very many takers on the $10 donation(I actually paid it BTW) and rather than just say "okay it's free again" they were like "it's free again, but now you have to work for it" or maybe they think people would see more quality in something they had to "build"(install) themselves .vs something that was just handed to them. Neither theory really makes any sense or changes my experience or perception of the program.
So I guess my point here was that everyone should try every possible piece of software without any bias. I actually started from a place of assuming that Moode had gotten better since Volumio had. Wasn't the case for me.
