Hmm, I'll look into possibly making a webkit based one (with sencha touch) and/or one with jquery that is good for all devices with javascript. These wont be the official ones of course if Netham wants to make his own

I've installed mint recently, and if I remember correctly it was a tiny bit more convoluted. Try googling for a tutorial, I think there are a few out there. I would find a link for you but I don't have the time ATM.

sadly it only works with the config file now if you could rig me a up a script to output that stuff in the format the config file is in
based on the directory listings that would be lovely

that shouldn't be too hard. What output do you want it formatted to exactly?

Can you just attach the hard drive to another computer backup all the data then do the format?

Hmm, you should check to see how well TurboTax works under Wine because then they might not have to worry about that.
I don't know what would be causing the issues on your computer though unfortunately.

I would highly recommend either openoffice or koffice (preferably koffice) for microsoft office support. You should also ask Jonimus for help on setting up TiLP. You should get Wine and Mono for windows compatibility on most programs. Other then that I can't think of anything at the moment. You might like Docky though

I will be adding in options for sorting later, it's actually up next on my todo list. These options will also be stored locally so you don't have to worry about having to change them each time
Right now the search list is alphabetical and the browse list is alphabetical and grouped by author.

I tried it on firefox and it looks really good for the first few seconds (It gets rendered properly) and then all of the buttons scatter accross the screen. I'll have to try it on a mobile, but from what I saw it looked awesome!

yeah, all that you are seeing is a screenshot of it so that people have something to look at while it renders the interface and loads. If you check the error console you will see a critical error with the JavaScript that stops it from loading.  Chrome seems to work best right now for desktops, and it is know to work on iDevices with less bugs then Android (see the known issues on the Home tab).

I've added what is called application caching, so now when you visit it you will only load the application stuff the first time (not the music though). This will save a tiny bit of bandwidth. You can also load the page if you arenot connected to the internet, it will just error out though :p