On May 21, 2009, at 11:32 AM, Juiceman wrote: > On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 6:58 AM, Zero3 <ze...@zerosplayground.dk> > wrote: >> Matthew Toseland skrev: >>> On Sunday 17 May 2009 11:41:00 Zero3 wrote: >>>> Matthew Toseland skrev: >>>>>> Detecting the version of an installed application in the >>>>>> launcher (at >>>>>> least in Windows) shouldn't be a problem. It will most likely be >>>>>> registered in the registry next to the .exe path we are >>>>>> checking already >>>>>> for the individual browsers. We can also check the version info >>>>>> of .exes >>>>>> as an alternative (most Windows applications are compiled with >>>>>> various >>>>>> static info like version and author). The Windows launcher is >>>>>> already >>>>>> running Chrome with a command line argument making it start in >>>>>> privacy >>>>>> mode btw. >>>>> You should prioritise Chrome with privacy mode over Firefox >>>>> without it. >>>> Agreed: https://bugs.freenetproject.org/view.php?id=3118. >>> >>> I thought you had already done this? >> >> At time of writing, no. But since then I managed to figure git out >> and >> changed it (hence the bug is now "resolved"). >> >> ... which leads to another thing to consider: We need to make it >> possible to update the start.exe/stop.exe/freenetlauncher.exe files >> for >> existing users when new updates are made available. >> >> The easiest way to do this right now would probably be to add them to >> the update.cmd script. >> >> - Zero3 >> > > I would be happy to do this, however I will need a defined directory > structure on the download site, with known file names. Like we have > the .url link for the freenet.jar. I believe I can use the .sha1 file > to check for updates if you want to have a static name. ie > wrapper_win32x86.exe etc. Also I would prefer to not have them inside > a zip unless we have have a built-in unzipping program in Windows I > can reliably call by command line. Otherwise we will have to bundle > yet another third party utility.
If it helps, my understanding is that zip & jar are cross compatible. Or more specifically, that a jar is a zip file with extra flags and a manifest file. -- Robert Hailey _______________________________________________ Devl mailing list Devl@freenetproject.org http://emu.freenetproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/devl
