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That's not the bit that concerns me. It's that it's yet another reason for desktops not to update, which is just plain painful for people who develop ClickOnce
by moomin 10y ago
That's not the bit that concerns me. It's that it's yet another reason for desktops not to update, which is just plain painful for people who develop ClickOnce applications.
- NicoJuicy 10y agoWhy would it be painfull? ClickOnce is stable and the only dependency is .Net 2.0 ( but you can use higher once off course) PS. ClickOnce is awesome. A restricted Client ( you can't do everything you want with it), but it can be installed through a browser ( easier for the user) and it automaticly fetches updates ( if set up right, not hard)
- moomin 10y agoYes, but ClickOnce doesn't install .NET, and if you want to use that (and, for instance, a modern TLS stack) you need people to upgrade.