Fursphere

Ok. I believe you. My solution was to just buy bigger drives and unzip everything at rest (that needed to be unzipped). And trim my collection to remove all the garbage. (terrabytes of bad stuff... lol)

The 'bug' is that the plugin has not been updated for the newer versions of .NET. There is nothing wrong with LB/BB itself. There are a couple of project forks that have been updated to run with the newer versions of launchbox. You should check them out. (github --> insights --> forks) https://github.com/fraganator/archive-cache-manager

The new shutdown routine is pretty cool. Nice touch. Both of my upright cabinets have been updated to the beta and are running good so far.

Got tired of waiting for this to be an official feature, so I vibe coded a plugin.

BigBox Trackball & Spinner Wheel Support View File Trackball & Spinner Support for BigBox Navigation. Supports X & Y axis (configurable) to simulate up/down/left/right menu movement. Option menu support to configure speeds and behavior. Its not perfect, but it does work pretty well. It disables itself when a game is launched. If there is interest in the source, I can put it up on github or something. Just ask. Submitter Fursphere Submitted 05/29/2026 Category Third-party Apps and Plugins  

That's my point though. <open source software> + <the internet> = you can't stop the signal This is why there are fifty-seven-hundred-thousand linux distributions. Someone does something someone else doesn't like (and discussions fail - if they're even attempted) and the whole project is forked. Sometimes soft, sometimes hard. Its the equivalent of "I'm taking my ball and going home". Or getting pissed off at the the state of the board game and flipping the table. "I can't even with these people anymore!" This is awesome in the sense that you can't stop someone for doing whatever they want. This is horrible in the sense that it lets people do whatever they want. lol Linux's worst enemy is not Windows. Its the Linux community.

The only thing I could find is that Google is adding restrictions to side loading and developer verification. This does not close the source. This does not prevent anyone from "rolling their own". This means that officially released versions will have these new added 'features' by default.

Huh? Android is open source, under the Apache 2.0 license. You can fork it and close your fork, but you can't put the original genie back in the bottle.

Why can't you use ledblinky? You can use a batch file that catches BigBox LEDBLINKY output and passes it onto whatever platform you are using. That's all BIGBOX is doing. Literally throwing commands at the command line. Assuming you're on windows, you can use this to start... make a batch file called "catcher.bat" (or whatever). Tell bigbox that "catcher.bat" is your LEDBLINKY executable. Fire up bigbox and play around. Everything you do that would interact with ledblinky will be output to 'catcherlog.txt' Then you can figure out how to translate that to whatever you are using. (if linux, you can do the same with a shell .sh script - but I don't know the syntax - you can probably use chatgpt to convert it) echo . >> catcherlog.txt echo Start >> catcherlog.txt echo %date% %time% >> catcherlog.txt echo Arguments Received: %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9 >> catcherlog.txt set filename=%1 set filenameWithoutExtension=%~n1% echo Filename: %filename% >> catcherlog.txt echo Filename without extension: %filenameWithoutExtension% >> catcherlog.txt Echo Finish>> catcherlog.txt notepad catcherlog.txt

Launchbox isn't free. I feel like you completely missed my point.

While true, I think this view is far more important: That's just the top 6 distros in the category, and they don't even make up a full percentage point. How many others are in there? Trying to support all of that would be a nightmare, with all the different package managers.

Progress is progress! I'll take it. thank you!

Any chance you could work trackball / spinner bigbox "wheel" control into this release?