[jr2]

Well, I don't fire up FSO that often, so it's useful for me to be able to see what mod I've had selected etc before launching beyond the red line into previous mods unknown.

[TwoCables]

Well, I don't fire up FSO that often, so it's useful for me to be able to see what mod I've had selected etc before launching beyond the red line into previous mods unknown.

I know, that's why I said that for people like me who really never change anything, a launcher isn't needed. I guess you only need to use it once and then that's it (so that your preferences can be saved in FreeSpace2\data\cmdline_fso.cfg. Now that I know about this file, I can edit it any time I want to change something, like one or more of my flags or which mod I'm using.

[Yarn]

Actually, not all settings are stored in cmdline_fso.cfg. Things like audio device and joystick are stored in the Windows registry, and using a launcher is generally the best way to change such settings.

[TwoCables]

Actually, not all settings are stored in cmdline_fso.cfg. Things like audio device and joystick are stored in the Windows registry, and using a launcher is generally the best way to change such settings.

Thank you. While this is a set-it-and-forget-it thing for me, I'd imagine that some people still might want to change these kind of settings from time to time. So, it was very thoughtful and helpful of you to add this to my thread. So yeah, thank you!