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Yeah, you just have to have Java installed on whatever system you're running the app on. From a development perspective (or anyone who has done end-user support
by deedubaya 9y ago
Yeah, you just have to have Java installed on whatever system you're running the app on. From a development perspective (or anyone who has done end-user support of a desktop app) this is an absolute non-starter.
"Install this runtime, then you can install this app. Oh and that auto updater that is atrocious? You can thank us for having it. Thanks for being a loyal customer!"
- pron 9y agoYou can bundle the JRE with your app.
- billyjobob 9y agoHave you never installed an app that required the Dot Net runtime to be installed?
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 9y agoOr you could just bundle the runtime with the application, you know, like Electron does.
- boondaburrah 9y agoThis is one of the many reasons I don't like electron (the apps become /massive/ and I can't update electron separately from the app), but I recognise I'm not the target market.