[Soli]

Well, for some reason the OSMC team have taken their time and then some to come up with what is essentially a bare bones Kodi-standalone setup.. Maybe there's a good explanation for that. But really, I don't consider myself anything fancy skilled or anything, but even *I* could have a working Kodi-standalone setup from a basic debootstrap install in a few hours, with maybe a couple of days to tweak it. Even on the old ATV. OSMC has taken ...I dunno 2 years in total? Don't take this as strictly negative vibes, I wish them all the best, and it doesn't matter to me personally. But I think this is part of the reason some (espescially those who have paid up) people are a little frustrated.

I understand it takes time with update scripts, install scripts, other scripts and other things, bit c'mon. Vero would be a big hit if it was out this time last year. It's pretty much outdated hardwarewise now, espescially with the rpi2 out, and of course a Chromebox, that costs less, just smokes it big time and does 23.976/59,94hz too. (Albeit the form factor is also much bigger) And theres other groovy machines on the horizon too..

Of course, closing down the thread on their own forum for sure didn't help. Fortunately they (he) realized that after a few days and unlocked it.

With that said, it is a great project. A ready to roll Debian Jessie image (+ extras) for the rpi rpi2, atv, vero, cubox. Let's give them some time to wrap things up. Remember Sam doesn't make money on the non-vero stuff, and it helps adoption of Kodi as well. If he can make a little money on the Vero, then good for him. There's probably a thousand better and more forgiving ways to make money so he's not doing this to get rich..