Per-app MSI-based installers
Anne Wilson
annew at kde.org
Sun Jul 6 12:00:02 UTC 2014
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On 03/07/2014 12:37, Jaroslaw Staniek wrote:
> My 2c and my approach: KDE on Windows (as a project) was not meant
> to transform Windows to an OS with full KDE experience. Such
> distracting task would be against our "FOSS business model", our
> reply would be better "want full experience, use an open OS".
My 2p-worth, as a user.
In principle I totally agree, but....
My main laptop uses Windows, purely because it is not possible to run
my dongle-protected essential software.
I installed the installer last year, but I'm not comfortable with it.
The reason is that I get the impression that a lot more applications
are available for Windows than I see listed there. Either the
installer running doesn't have the required information to offer me
them, or it is too old a version of the installer and I don't know how
to get it updated. I did try uninstalling it and reinstalling, but
that didn't help.
I have enough problems with the fact that my Windows skills are very
rusty, but my frustrations perhaps will hint at the experience of
other users.
BTW, nice-to-have would be automatic update checking of apps - even if
it couldn't handle the actual update, a note telling you that one is
available at xyz... :-)
Anne
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