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Can someone explain to me what the problem is? If you run the installer, isn't that consent to install the software? That's the whole point of it. I guess this
by eyegor 7y ago
Can someone explain to me what the problem is? If you run the installer, isn't that consent to install the software? That's the whole point of it. I guess this isn't the "Mac way" but this is exactly how I would write an install script if I was slapping together support for other platforms. In fact this is the same way most installers work: it unzips an archive somewhere, then creates the links for remove/launch/etc.
What is the typical install process for software on a Mac?
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