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Doesn't the Mimo app work for many devices not just your mic? While your mic might not need a lot of the code, someone using one of their other devices might no
by dylan604 10mo ago
Doesn't the Mimo app work for many devices not just your mic? While your mic might not need a lot of the code, someone using one of their other devices might not need your mic's code either. I can totally see why DJI would want a single app to control any of the DJI branded devices rather than dealing with multiple app store approvals. It would also be confusing for the end user as in "Which device am I using so which app do I need to use" would be a nightmare for all involved.
- lucianbr 10mo agoFeels like we are able to build software solutions for much more challenging problems than "only download the part that the user needs instead of everything and the kitchen sink". The explanation you provided doesn't make me feel even a tiny bit better about the problem. It just details how it came to exist.
- watermelon0 10mo agoJust for the comparison, Damn Small Linux is still around 700 MB, and contains Linux kernel, desktop environment, web browser, office suite, and other software. Mimo app will never support as many devices as Linux kernel does.
- ChoGGi 10mo agoLogitech and creative do the same with bloated user apps, filled with what I assume is duplicated high res images for each device.
- dylan604 10mo agoThis would be my assumption about bloat as well. Possible to also be storing video clips so no delay from trying to stream parts of the UI.
- vnorilo 10mo agoWhen something is hundreds of megabytes, it is very unlikely to be mostly compiled code. A lot of that fits in each megabyte.
- prawn 10mo agoYes, I have used Mimo for a separate DJI product. They also have at least two drone control apps each used by multiple models of their drones.