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In particular, if the song info panel isn't visible, we should skip loading other song assets, such as album art. This would allow the user to limit use of more resource-heavy features, without descending into configuration hell, and also keep stmps usable on smaller displays.
Implementation-wise, this should be both a hotkey toggle and a configuration option. I think the latter will be more useful, as I suspect users will more likely want it either on all the time, or off all the time, rather than wanting to pop it up and down.
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* Changes program exit function to properly close the asset queue. Closing the queue is not currently _required_, but if we replace the queue with an on-disk queue we may need to clean up resources; this commit ensures that doesn't get missed in the future.
* feat: #67, user can disable song info panel
* feat: #67, updates readme for how to disable the panel
* Changes program exit function to properly close the asset queue. Closing the queue is not currently _required_, but if we replace the queue with an on-disk queue we may need to clean up resources; this commit ensures that doesn't get missed in the future.
* feat: #67, user can disable song info panel
* feat: #67, updates readme for how to disable the panel
In particular, if the song info panel isn't visible, we should skip loading other song assets, such as album art. This would allow the user to limit use of more resource-heavy features, without descending into configuration hell, and also keep stmps usable on smaller displays.
Implementation-wise, this should be both a hotkey toggle and a configuration option. I think the latter will be more useful, as I suspect users will more likely want it either on all the time, or off all the time, rather than wanting to pop it up and down.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: