PS: Regretfully, SMP x64 won't be available any time soon. Even in most optimistic scenario, the earliest I could continue development is mid-summer. And I don't think I will start working on ui_hacks features before I finish SMP v2 (which will take a lot of time)

Don't you worry mate! I just made this as an information ticket for other people, because users asked me the same question from time to time again. We all SMP users will be excited for v2 for sure =)

Looking forward to the 64-bit version. Dear developers, when do you expect to complete the transition to 64-bit?

@Sha1rholder,

unfortunately it is not in my hands and it depends when @TheQwertiest will release Spider Monkey Panel v2
which has x64 in his roadmap...

-TT

There is another panel called jscript_panel which support 64 bit version. Maybe it can replace Spider Monkey Panel.

@Youxikong,

migrating Georgia-ReBORN to JScript Panel would represent a significant step backward, and I have no plans to pursue
this option nor would I ever do that.

JScript Panel relies on very outdated JavaScript syntax and features, necessitating a complete rewrite of the entire theme, including all associated scripts. Furthermore, JScript Panel is confined to this antiquated version of JavaScript, and it is primarily used by very old scripts (WinXP/7 era), which are largely no longer being developed or maintained.

Spider Monkey Panel is the successor of JScript Panel, the dev -> @TheQwertiest only needs to be more active
and finish Spider Monkey Panel v2.

In summary:

• JScript Panel is limited to ES5 (ECMAScript 2009) only.
• Spider Monkey Panel currently supports ES10 (ECMAScript 2019),
  and it can be updated to newer ECMAScript versions to stay up-to-date.

-TT

Sorry, I've noticed JScript Panel use Windows Script Host which is outdated.🤐

@Youxikong,

migrating Georgia-ReBORN to JScript Panel would represent a significant step backward, and I have no plans to pursue this option nor would I ever do that.

JScript Panel relies on very outdated JavaScript syntax and features, necessitating a complete rewrite of the entire theme, including all associated scripts. Furthermore, JScript Panel is confined to this antiquated version of JavaScript, and it is primarily used by very old scripts (WinXP/7 era), which are largely no longer being developed or maintained.

Spider Monkey Panel is the successor of JScript Panel, the dev -> @TheQwertiest only needs to be more active and finish Spider Monkey Panel v2.

In summary:

• JScript Panel is limited to ES5 (ECMAScript 2009) only.
• Spider Monkey Panel currently supports ES10 (ECMAScript 2019),
  and it can be updated to newer ECMAScript versions to stay up-to-date.

-TT

I like SMP more compared to JScript Panel but it keeps crashing all the time on exit even on 32-bit version.
Too bad

Can not confirm, it is stable and does NOT crash on exit. This is not an SMP issue but there is a known issue in the original Biography. In Gerogia-ReBORN this has been fixed for quite some time. I made a pull request here:
https://github.com/Wil-B/Biography/pulls
but it seems the original author @Wil-B is missing...

Other than that, SMP is only crashing ( out of memory ) if you have an extremely large music collection (300.000 tracks)
loaded when using foobar 32-bit because of 4 GB memory limitation. If we have foobar 64-bit with SMP 64-bit, there won't be an issues...

For more information, you can ask @TheQwertiest, the SMP dev...

-TT