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A nice installer is ideal, but more work to setup I think (I've never figured out how to write an installer so far). And I want the ability to download many ver
by nyanpasu64 4y ago
A nice installer is ideal, but more work to setup I think (I've never figured out how to write an installer so far). And I want the ability to download many versions and put them side by side for eg. running old versions, or bisecting bugs.
- DougN7 4y agoInnoSetup for the win!
- nyanpasu64 4y agoOh I've had so many nightmares trying to extract the underlying files from Inno Setup installers. 7-Zip doesn't work, innoextract and such is fiddly to find and IIRC doesn't work 100% of the time (forgot).
- leeter 4y agoIn my case the app in question is about ~6MB and an occasionally used utility, I could make a setup version that dynamically loads things... but why? Most users would prefer to just use it, delete it, and if they need it again grab it again.