[Variable!]

Firstly let me add my thanks for reviving this skin and making it useful again.  Secondly, I want to let you know that while running the 3.0.10 version from github.com/spudstuff, I tried to update it to your newest version from git on two Windows 7 machines, one running Leia 18.0, and the other one running Leia 18.1.  The update worked perfectly on the 18.0 machine, but it crashes whenever I try to install the update on the 18.1 machine, not sure why.

@Variable! Sorry I had not answered this message.  Were you able to solve it? I only use Kodi on Windows 10, and I am using always the latest nightly (which I guess is Leia 18.2).  The skin works fine on both of my Windows 10 machines.  Perhaps try removing the skin completely and re-installing? if you do that, even though you'll lose any previous configuration of the skin, do not forget to also remove the skin folder from the \userdata\addon_data folder.

Regards,

Bart 

While running Kodi 18.1 (compiled on 17FEB2019, according to the System Info screen), I had been trying to install your Amber skin from a .zip file downloaded from git on March 23rd, while running Spudstuff's amber as the active skin.  This caused Kodi to crash to a black screen and would stay frozen until closing Kodi via alt-F4, and when restarting Kodi, would open back up to Spudstuff's version of Amber which functioned normally as before.  I then tried switching to Estuary as the active skin and installing the Amber zip file, and instead of crashing, I got a "Failed to install" notification pop-up in Estuary.  I then repeated this process with a newer version of your Amber skin from git downloaded on April 3rd with the exact same results.

I then re-downloaded/reinstalled Kodi 18.1 from kodi.tv (which shows the exact same compile date in System Info) and ran through the installer in Windows, as if I were updating to a newer version (even though it was ostensibly the same one) and then, while running Estuary, once again tried to install your April 3rd .zip file, and the update worked successfully.  Not sure where the issue was, but I figured I'd post my experience so perhaps if someone else runs into similar issues, they can see what I did.   Thanks!