There's no contact information on the website they built for it, and their last Reddit post was around the time they announced that 3.2.4 would be the end. Unfortunately, the developer decided that they would discontinue development of the suite last year and 3.2.4 is the final version. Years ago when I knew at least a little bit about Rainmeter's language I might have figured it out after a (long) while, but the entire suite is truly like an OS in itself! It's massive! I learned about the WebNowPlaying plugin and about Spicetify, and while I did manage to get both installed, I'm still at a loss as to how to use either of them, and I haven't got the foggiest clue to integrating them into NXT-OS. So, earlier today I started looking to change that. but recently I got bored with never seeing album art when using Spotify. Never changed anything, never tried modifying it. So, a long while ago, I fell in love with the NXT-OS Rainmeter suite and I've been using it ever since. However, the inability to search the program online will be a show stopper.TL DR: Does anyone know how to integrate WebNowPlaying and Spotify/Spicetify into the NXT-OS suite? We did not even need to setup any routes to make the online programming work, which is nice. The setup of the 174 CEV 200 is pretty simple and there are no obvious settings that would point towards this problem. We can do all required functions (including searching) when connected via MB-MB+ bridge (BM85) although it's slow and we are then "leashed" to within 50' of the BM85. So I tried from my laptop which has Proworx32 v1.11 and have the same problem (except I'm able to kill Proworx32 without rebooting). They are running Nxt on Windoz XP, which isn't the best setup to begin with. Whenever we try to SEARCH for an address online Proworx goes out to lunch. We are able to connect and go online with several of the PLCs (Quantum 213, 984B, Compact 145) through the bridge, but have one major issue. We just installed a Modicon 174 CEV 200 Modbus Plus to Ethernet Bridge for use in programming several Modicon PLCs at a customer's site.
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