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CoreSettings is the primary control panel of CoreGUI for controlling CoreGUI and the host system settings.[[File:CoreSettingsV124Enterprise.png|thumb|alt=CoreSettings on V1.2.4-Enterprise|CoreSettings on V1.2.4-Enterprise/arm]] | CoreSettings is the primary control panel of CoreGUI for controlling CoreGUI and the host system settings. | ||
[[File:CoreSettingsV124Enterprise.png|thumb|alt=CoreSettings on V1.2.4-Enterprise|CoreSettings on V1.2.4-Enterprise/arm]] | |||
[[File:CoreSettingsV124-B123666.png|thumb|alt=CoreSettings V1.2.4 Build 123666|CoreSettings V1.2.4 Build 123666]] | |||
[[File:CoreSettings-TabletFriendly.png|thumb|alt=The scrapped CoreSettings (Tablet Friendly) interface.|The scrapped CoreSettings (Tablet Friendly) interface.]] | |||
[[File:CoreSettingsIA.png|thumb|alt=CoreSettings V1.2.2-IA White Theme|CoreSettings V1.2.2-IA White Theme]] | |||
[[File:CSV2.png|thumb|alt=The scrapped CoreSettings V2 interface|The scrapped CoreSettings V2 interface]] | |||
CoreSettings is split into tabs, and since 1.2.4, now has a new main user interface with the option of | == Appearence == | ||
CoreSettings is split into tabs, and since 1.2.4, now has a new main user interface with the option of restoring the tabbed menus. | |||
The following pages are available: | The following pages are available: | ||
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== Revisions == | == Revisions == | ||
Since the beginning of CoreGUI (1.0.0), The settings application was very basic and incomplete. This has since been overhauled multiple times, however elements of CoreGUI's 1.0.0 Menu still exist to this date, such as the arrangement of the Display Settings Page. | Since the beginning of CoreGUI (1.0.0), The settings application was very basic and incomplete. This has since been overhauled multiple times, however elements of CoreGUI's 1.0.0 Menu still exist to this date, such as the arrangement of the Display Settings Page. | ||
As of CoreGUI V1.2.4, the main page for CoreSettings is no longer the About page and instead uses the QuickMenu, which gives a brief overview of all of the tabs with an option for Advanced Settings at the bottom to restore the older Tab Select. | As of CoreGUI V1.2.4, the main page for CoreSettings is no longer the About page and instead uses the QuickMenu, which gives a brief overview of all of the tabs with an option for Advanced Settings at the bottom to restore the older Tab Select. | ||
== Version Differences == | |||
The enterprise version of CoreGUI contains more features in CoreSettings than the standard version does, this includes: | |||
* Additional Storage options in CoreSettings, linking to Server Manager | |||
* Driver Query Module | |||
* Time and Date | |||
* Optimised Settings startup | |||
Enterprise versions however do not contain the personalisation settings that standard CoreGUI does. The theme on enterprise versions is locked. | |||
== Scrapped Versions and Features == | |||
* Before the quick menu was created, CoreGUI V1.2.4 (non-arm, non-enterprise) on build 123367 included an experimental 'Modern CoreSettings for Tablets'. Launching this would trigger 3 AppCrash notifications, and the interface would be unusable. | |||
CoreGUI V1.2.4 | * CoreGUI V1.2.4 Build 123532 has an app listed under CoreGUI Developer for [[CSV2|CoreSettings V2]]. This has never been finished and was scrapped from newer releases. | ||
CoreGUI | * CoreSettings used to include a page for enabling/disabling RDP, with references to [[cbIPfRDP]] | ||
* References to the scrapped [[FTS]] / First Time Setup guide can be found in CoreSettings V1.2.3 | |||
== Trivia == | |||
== | * CoreGUI V1.2.2-IA was the only version to contain a light/white theme of CoreSettings. | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:42, 11 August 2021
CoreSettings is the primary control panel of CoreGUI for controlling CoreGUI and the host system settings.
Appearence
CoreSettings is split into tabs, and since 1.2.4, now has a new main user interface with the option of restoring the tabbed menus.
The following pages are available:
- Main Menu
- Main Menu 2
- About
- System Specifications
- Connectivity
- Display
- Disks and Storage
- Dock & Personalisation
- Windows Activation
- Updates
- Additional Dependancies
- Startup
- Advanced
- Security
- Drivers
Clicking on a tab above will take you to the relevant page for it.
Modes
CoreSettings can be launched in two different modes, standard and Multithreaded.
Multithreaded mode is useful on older, slower systems so that you can launch and use CoreSettings without slowing down the rest of the CoreGUI Environment. This is especially useful when checking for updates.
Revisions
Since the beginning of CoreGUI (1.0.0), The settings application was very basic and incomplete. This has since been overhauled multiple times, however elements of CoreGUI's 1.0.0 Menu still exist to this date, such as the arrangement of the Display Settings Page.
As of CoreGUI V1.2.4, the main page for CoreSettings is no longer the About page and instead uses the QuickMenu, which gives a brief overview of all of the tabs with an option for Advanced Settings at the bottom to restore the older Tab Select.
Version Differences
The enterprise version of CoreGUI contains more features in CoreSettings than the standard version does, this includes:
- Additional Storage options in CoreSettings, linking to Server Manager
- Driver Query Module
- Time and Date
- Optimised Settings startup
Enterprise versions however do not contain the personalisation settings that standard CoreGUI does. The theme on enterprise versions is locked.
Scrapped Versions and Features
- Before the quick menu was created, CoreGUI V1.2.4 (non-arm, non-enterprise) on build 123367 included an experimental 'Modern CoreSettings for Tablets'. Launching this would trigger 3 AppCrash notifications, and the interface would be unusable.
- CoreGUI V1.2.4 Build 123532 has an app listed under CoreGUI Developer for CoreSettings V2. This has never been finished and was scrapped from newer releases.
- CoreSettings used to include a page for enabling/disabling RDP, with references to cbIPfRDP
- References to the scrapped FTS / First Time Setup guide can be found in CoreSettings V1.2.3
Trivia
- CoreGUI V1.2.2-IA was the only version to contain a light/white theme of CoreSettings.