On 21 March 2013 21:09, Chris Muller <asquea...@gmail.com> wrote: >>>> windows and linux users (specially newcomers) where having bad >>>> reaction with the structure that the one-click enforces. >>> >>> I'm interested in the details. Are they documented somewhere, or >>> can you enumerate here? >> >> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5395496 describes one newbie's >> first impressions of the all-in-one approach. > > Hmm, I've got to wonder whether, if it had actually _worked_ the first > time for him, whether he'd have written those negative comments at > all. I mean, at first he actually wrote: > > "I was excited to get started, so I figured I could download the > "one-click" for version 1.4 and get started right away." > > At that point, he had no problems with the _idea_ of one-click. It > later seemed it was only the implementation he didn't like. > > I'm interested in the topic of app-accessibility, and that's why I'm > really parsing his words and trying to understand. Since he also > wrote: > > "...and it definitely doesn't show that the developers know how to > properly distribute their software for multiple platforms..." > > I wish he'd have enlightened us all, WHAT is the the way to properly > distribute one's software for multiple platforms besides the browser.. >
i can tell you how: - we should distribute an xml file, with .jnlp extension :) (of course, you will need java run time already installed on your platform, but who cannot install it? it is just a couple of clicks on java.com site ;) -- Best regards, Igor Stasenko.
