Hardly. Most slot-1 interface customizations can only be performed on the file level, and have no switches inside the GUI itself. The chances of someone accidentally changing something is slim to none.
Actually, I was thinking of the different display modes - and in the hands of little kids or the dyslexic or otherwise impaired.
Take, for example, the R4, the EZ-V and the AK2.
With the R4, you've got one display mode (although you can select the kind of files you're looking at) - you get a list on the top screen that you move around with the D pad, and a few things that appear on the lower screen depending on what you're doing (game icon, stuff related to cheats, etc). On the EZ-V, you've got two - 4 items or about 12 items (from memory), with a large game icon or a reduced version of it depending on whether it's the 4 or more display mode - either of which are still usable by people who might have difficulties with written language. With the AK2 (and I assume, but can't say from personal experience) the RPG, you've got four items with icons or a list without.
I've had a small amount of experience over the years with various issues - dyslexics, people with acquired brain injuries of various types, people who just want a consumer-type product with minimal features to get in the way, people who are just too small to figure out why something's changed, etc - and frequently, simplicity is a strength. It's actually arguable that YSMenu - which in some ways is more limited than the R4 menu and in others less so - may be more appropriate for some of those people, but not for all - the April Fools joke in it means its useless for some of them once a year.
Urza said:
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There's more to life than menu and skinning system features - if there wasn't, we'd probably all be using the DS-X.
So we should ignore the obvious truth because you made a less-than-clever analogy?
Hell, no... but glitz and bling and eye-candy and UI flexibility are just one part of the whole "what cart is best for [me | my brother | my grandma | my neighbour's child]" decision - maybe I should have tried harder on
that point. Mind you, with the present price of the R4 and the poor quality of the clones, in most cases it certainly isn't going to be an R4 or similar without some pretty compelling reasons - and there are still a few for getting an R4 or even an EZ-V for particular users in particular situations.
QUOTE(Urza @ Apr 18 2008, 01:06 PM)
Try harder next time, you're not making much sense.