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I have a few suggestions in order to simplify and/or extend this project.
1. Provide patched .jd2backup file with default settings
The whole installation process consists in creating a settings backup, patching the backup file, then importing the backup file.
This process is identical for all installations.
Therefore, it is possible to directly provide the patched .jd2backup file so that people can import it directly.
Of course, this implies that eventually changed settings will be reset.
2. Provide automated patch script
In order to keep simplifying the process without forcibly resetting the user's settings, why not creating a patch script that will automatically call JDownloader's export function, then automatically patch the generated backup file, and finally automatically call JDownloader's import function.
3. Create a custom patch generator
In order to extend the project's capabilities, we could create a customization software which could automatically generate patched .jd2backup, allowing the user to graphically (without manual file manipulation) change whatever it is easy and non-risky to change (for example : progress bar color).
Thanks
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Hello,
I have a few suggestions in order to simplify and/or extend this project.
1. Provide patched
.jd2backup
file with default settingsThe whole installation process consists in creating a settings backup, patching the backup file, then importing the backup file.
This process is identical for all installations.
Therefore, it is possible to directly provide the patched
.jd2backup
file so that people can import it directly.Of course, this implies that eventually changed settings will be reset.
2. Provide automated patch script
In order to keep simplifying the process without forcibly resetting the user's settings, why not creating a patch script that will automatically call JDownloader's export function, then automatically patch the generated backup file, and finally automatically call JDownloader's import function.
3. Create a custom patch generator
In order to extend the project's capabilities, we could create a customization software which could automatically generate patched
.jd2backup
, allowing the user to graphically (without manual file manipulation) change whatever it is easy and non-risky to change (for example : progress bar color).Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: