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Originally Posted by MrSilverstrike
[*]Allow manually customizing patches' text for easy customization; perhaps some patches can get "pre-filled" text fields... not sure how to approach this yet. This should give everyone the benefit of more manual control w/o needing to manually run kobopatch via your favorite terminal.
Cheers!
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What I used to do, when I was patching regularly, was copy the custom section of the yaml file in the main folder which had the patches I wanted listed and enabled.
I had a bash with this lovely friendly tool last night. It was very user friendly, and I especially liked how it will also upgrade firmware versions for you before you patch.
I did wonder if a section where I could just copy and paste that custom bit of the yaml file and have it enable the patches I want might be possible? That might go against how user friendly it is though, and I am sure you have lots of other things you want to work on.
edit: Kobopatch.yaml is what I meant. For instance mine is:
Code:
overrides:
src/nickel.yaml:
Reduce new header/footer height: yes
Increase Book Details synopsis area: yes
Show all games: yes
src/libadobe.so.yaml:
src/libnickel.so.1.0.0.yaml:
Remove recommendations (row1col2) from home screen: yes
Both page turn buttons go next: yes
Always show confirmation dialog before upgrading: yes
Never show Kobo Plus, wishlist, and points SmartLinks: yes
If I could just copy and paste that somewhere and have it give me a file with the patches I want without having to go through the menus, that would be grand.