Looks good. But really, all it has is a list of the installer .exe files, and just downloads the installer (via wget) and runs it. Nothing near as good as apt-get. Still, quite useful, and definitely a simple interface for installing software. The problem here is keeping up-to-date; you'd hope that the developers update the repositories often, otherwise your "automated bulk software installer" will go around installing old versions :P

And is that an error in the screenshot? "416 Requested Range Not Satisfiable"  :o

It seems like anyone can add new software through their web interface, which raises some very serious security concerns!

Looks like that just submits a request; I certainly hope it doesn't automatically add them.

It can install and uninstall any software in it's repositories.

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Sorry, but that's something that really annoys me :P

Glad you like it guys :).
Deozaan, I love your userbars, they're great :D

Anyone that knows Visual Basic 2005, please feel free to modify the code and send me a diff. This was my very first Visual Basic 2005 project. I'm a Linux user now, so don't use VB2005 that much any more.

If only the Save/Load Project functions worked...

3. Load/Save Project really needs to be functional!

I think a bit of the code is there, but all commented out. I can't remember whether I got it working or not. Anyone that knows VB2005 want to take a look? I lack the time to, unfortunately.

5. Maybe instead of two colors for a gradient, allow the colors to be images. This would look especially nice (if done right) for left and right images that gradually fade from one into the other.

I've got no clue how to do that, though :P

2. If I click to add/change the overlay image and cancel out of the dialog box, don't make me lose my overlay image size adjustments!

Oops, my bad :P
That should be a simple fix, I'll try to take a look soon.

Alright, I changed my signature :)

So Daniel15 has a link to an image in his signature, and the image is being rendered dynamically on each request, right?

Yeah, that's it :)

but I do run a lowly 1280x1024 resolution

Same resolution as me... ;)

Daniel15 -> Nice music tastes :-]

Thanks!  :Thmbsup:

What about a small scrolling image?

Good idea, but I haven't seen any last.fm scrolling images (nor do I know how to code them in PHP) :P