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I don't think anyone would call it 'user friendly' but its really not that hard. Get yourself a free Dropbox account if you don't already have one. I used the files from Peter Franssen's guide, but I'm sure those in this thread would work equally well. Get all the files (the Flirc "Vendor_20a0_Product_0001.kl" file from earlier in this thread and the apps - RootMyOUYA, ES File Explorer, Dropbox app, SPMC, XBMC and any other apps you want) files you need together and have them upload to your Dropbox account. From the main OUYA menu go down to Make>Software and open the Browser and go to www.dropbox.com log into your dropbox account and start downloading the apps you want Once they are downloaded go back to the main menu. System>Storage and go down to your download folder and open it. Inside you should see your downloaded files. When you open each apk you will be asked to click Install. Once they are installed go back to Main Menu>Make>Software and open RootMyOUYA - click Root on the following screen and you're rooted. ***now make sure your TV or display is set to show all the pixels - Full Pixel Mode or something like that. ***This is important because the in the ES File Explorer app important functions are located at the very top and bottom of the screen! Go back and open the ESFile app. Using the touchpad or a mouse go to Tools>Root Explorer>Mount RW. Then select your System and make it RW (Readable and Writable) - this will allow you to move the file you need into the OUYA system folder. Using the touchpad on your controller (or a mouse) navigate to the "Vendor_20a0_Product_0001.kl" file in your download folder, hold down the O button on your controller and then select 'Copy'. Now navigate back to where you're going to put the "Vendor_20a0_Product_0001.kl" file - system/usr/keylayout - then select 'Paste' at the bottom of the screen. In addition you could also grab the joystick.xml from the end of Peter Franssen's great guide to getting his Apple remote to work with Flirc and the OUYA. Use the same method above to copy it into the right location in the XBMC/SPMC folder on your OUYA. If you have a USB stick handy you might just be able to put all the files on that and then just use Dropbox for the ESFile app - once ESFile is installed you can use it to open and install the rest of the apks from your USB stick. Personally for ease of use later I installed the Dropbox app and now use it to access the files i have in my Dropbox account - much more convenient than using the browser. I really hope that helps you guys, please 'Like' this post if it did.