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<blockquote data-quote="Huevos" data-source="post: 844891" data-attributes="member: 301161">Just a few things... first OpenViX always uses the latest most up-to-date drivers and sometimes these aren't compatible with clones, but there is certainly nothing deliberate in the images to turn a clone into a paper-weight. And if an image is not compatible it is just a case of flashing the receiver with something else; no chance of any persistent damage.As far as plugins are concerned they are written by third-parties so if you like them or not is down to the plugin writer and not OpenViX. OpenViX is one of the founder members of the OE-Alliance and one of the reasons for the Alliance is to make it easier for plugin writers to write plugins that work across a wide range of images due to the core source code being similar or the same from one image to another.TSPanel... A plugin should be just that; additional files that run as an accessory to the image, but TSPanel actually hacks the system files of the image causing the image to break or be unstable. Also saying OpenVix doesn't support TSPanel is kind of putting the horse before the carriage. It's up to the plugin writer to ensure their plugin works properly with the widest variety of images, not the other way around, and without hacks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Huevos, post: 844891, member: 301161"] Just a few things... first OpenViX always uses the latest most up-to-date drivers and sometimes these aren't compatible with clones, but there is certainly nothing deliberate in the images to turn a clone into a paper-weight. And if an image is not compatible it is just a case of flashing the receiver with something else; no chance of any persistent damage. As far as plugins are concerned they are written by third-parties so if you like them or not is down to the plugin writer and not OpenViX. OpenViX is one of the founder members of the OE-Alliance and one of the reasons for the Alliance is to make it easier for plugin writers to write plugins that work across a wide range of images due to the core source code being similar or the same from one image to another. TSPanel... A plugin should be just that; additional files that run as an accessory to the image, but TSPanel actually hacks the system files of the image causing the image to break or be unstable. Also saying OpenVix doesn't support TSPanel is kind of putting the horse before the carriage. It's up to the plugin writer to ensure their plugin works properly with the widest variety of images, not the other way around, and without hacks. [/QUOTE]

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