Peter,
I have tried InstallJammer. The end result is an installer that looks
exactly like a "Windows" styled install Wizard. It does work, but it's
kinda ugly and a little bit more difficult to tweak.
In the end I would prefer some sort of Installer for Linux, but it
apparent now that it would
> What method for Revolution Standalones is be best for Linux?
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Peter,
Thank you for taking the time to answer my question so fully and
completely. Your answer and my research is showing that things are
going to be a little more difficult on the Linux side for distribution.
So I guess the next question is what is the best method for
distribution? Should I p
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I know that Ubuntu doesn't care: you can then put a link to your program
on the task bar.
Derek Bump - Dreamscape Software wrote:
Hello All,
I've been experimenting with my Enterprise License on Linux and I've run
into a mystery (to me, anyways). Where is the default location for
programs?
O
Hello All,
I've been experimenting with my Enterprise License on Linux and I've run
into a mystery (to me, anyways). Where is the default location for
programs?
On Windows it's the "Program Files" directory. On the Mac it's the
"Applications" folder. Does Linux have such a default folder?
Tha
