What he said... When started planning this cab project earlier this year - research boiled down to choice between two FEs - GameEx and Hyperspin. All the others looked lacking (although there was a brilliant one that let you walk around a virtual 3D Arcade - what put me off this was it seemed quite old and development seemed to have stopped years ago) Hyperspin's flash. Buuut, what made me plump for GameEx was customizability (word). For me, a bit like the Apple/Android distinction. Apple - flash and solid, but highly limiting of hacks/customizing and quite propriety (don't wish to spark a separate debate). Android - OS for grifters, allowing greater creativity and customization. So Hyperspin - felt like buying a shirt from a Oxford street shop that gives you a choice of 3 shirts. And I don't like wheels..... Guys planning to make their own cabs and HTPC setups are naturally creative, imho. Also, personally, if I was going to spend months working on a project, I wanted to be able to customize everything! GameEx gave that. You'll see a cab running Hyperspin and say "that's a hyperspin cab." One running gameex - you'll say "I like that front end" and then learn it's gameex. <like If I am being totally honest, the only thing missing for me was a good guide on theme design when designing my theme. It may have been that I was time limited + had million and one other things to do for the cab as continuing experimentation would have taught over time (wish I'd have figured out differences between background and foreground stuff before doing mine!). Also understand that the theme editor is being redesigned? Lastly - there also seems to be so much room and back end for further development. Would love to see extension of the 3D cabs bit so that Page graphics, games and other items can also have 3D models rather than pictures. e.g. In emulators section, have 3D model of the console rather than pic. Or a spinning 3D Sonic. (oops sorry - wrong meeting - should post in suggestions) Can't wait to get cab finished so can really chase down the fun stuff of the front end/finish and aesthetics. Good work Tom et al (and you plugin writers).... long may your coding fingers fidget.