Derek Bump wrote:
My suggestion would be to follow what is traditional for the platform. A
setup from for Windows. A DMG for MacOS X.
Amen, brother.
I love DMGs for many reasons, not the least of which is that it
liberates us from the strange pricing practices of so many installer
vendors:
On Fri, 26 Aug 2005 12:07 pm, Derek Bump wrote:
> My suggestion would be to follow what is traditional for the platform.
> A setup from for Windows. A DMG for MacOS X. And a gzip file (or
> whatever is used) for Unix.
Linux packages are often installed using the RPM system (originally RedHat
Scott Kane wrote:
Yeah - I agree. But I wasn't the one asking about
installers. I was answering.
Yeah, my email is still a little funky so I don't know who asked the
original question.
But that's ok though. Our answers will be plastered on the list web
site for years to come. We've ma
> But that's ok though. Our answers will be plastered on the list web
> site for years to come. We've made our marks in history. :)
LOL! Must admit that's a new thought to me.
Scott
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> This is true. I think 1 question has to be answered though.
> Does your
> program on the Mac and Unix side require itself to be installed?
Hi Derek,
Yeah - I agree. But I wasn't the one asking about
installers. I was answering.
Scott
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Scott Kane wrote:
Yes. I've used Jordans' installer on Win since version
one beta. It's excellent and the ISTool that goes with
it is superb. But it won't help on the Mac and *nix side
of things... :-)
This is true. I think 1 question has to be answered though. Does your
program on the
> Or if you're in the market for a free installer that produces the the
> same exact installers that many companies already use, you
> can check out
> InnoSetup. It's free, customizable, codable, and works for
> all flavors
> of Windows.
>
> http://www.jrsoftware.org/isinfo.php
Yes. I've
Scott Kane wrote:
However - if you are in the market
for a cheap Rev project installer then see:
http://downloads.runrev.com/stacks_apps/installgadget.php
Or if you're in the market for a free installer that produces the the
same exact installers that many companies already use, you can check
> I am preparing to release a stand alone application and am
> working on doing Mac and Linux distributions along with
> Windows. As far as an installer for these, I am planning on
> using the Nullsoft install system for Windows because I am
> already familiar with it and it has worked great
Hi all,
I am preparing to release a stand alone application and am working
on doing Mac and Linux distributions along with Windows. As far as an
installer for these, I am planning on using the Nullsoft install
system for Windows because I am already familiar with it and it has
worked great in t
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