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funny because any application without a sufficiently advanced uninstaller should also be considered malware.
by senectus1 3y ago
funny because any application without a sufficiently advanced uninstaller should also be considered malware.
- eru 3y agoIf you can just delete its directory (or its single file) and everything works, that should be fine?
- senectus1 3y agoI guess so... but then you're assuming that the user isn't saving data in that directory :-P but honestly, please Windows Dev's.. use MSI's please it make me love you and i have so much love to give.
- eru 3y agoYes. But if you stick everything into a single .exe, the user can't interfere.
- NoZebra120vClip 3y ago> Yes. But if you stick everything into a single .exe, the user can't interfere. Alright cowboy, so where are you storing preferences and settings?
- Narishma 3y agoIn the .exe, obviously.
- NoZebra120vClip 3y agoSelf-modifying code is the most exciting type of user preference!
- eru 3y agoWell, you stick that in some user directory that would stick around even after a 'normal' uninstaller runs.