It’s so nice to have a user interface which brings attention to my content without getting in the way.
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I’ve also added an option to access the "Startup from" menu via the service menu. In addition, I’ve updated the icon used for IndexedDB volumes.
One of the options in the service menu is "Adjust Video" which is used to calibrate the screen. This makes sense on a real Lisa, of course, but isn’t really that useful for LisaGUI unless you’re running it on a CRT.
If you’re *actually* using LisaGUI on a CRT, please send me a photo.
Added a "service menu" accessed by holding the space bar at startup. The option to reset display scaling settings has been moved here.
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This menu is now fully implemented. You will be able to access it by holding down the "s" key as soon as the system starts up.
The first option, "Install Diskette," is the same temporary volume created the first time you start LisaGUI (or if no other volumes are present).
Most importantly, it doesn’t *look* bad.
I’ll incorporate keyboard shortcut functionality at a later date; it’s not terribly important right now.
Now, I realize that isn’t accurate to the Lisa’s firmware, which only displays the keyboard shortcut for each menu option.
Since each "disk" is just an IndexedDB database, and they will be displayed in an arbitrary order, a bunch of unlabeled menu items won’t be useful.
