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Strong disagree! Zero install is a huge feature both to reduce friction and to save local storage. I don't want to install yet another synth I'll use twice a y

by nl 4mo ago

Strong disagree! Zero install is a huge feature both to reduce friction and to save local storage. I don't want to install yet another synth I'll use twice a year.

RestartKernel 4mo ago
Implementing in native code and compiling to WASM would make for a good compromise.
gbanfalvi 4mo ago
You can offer standalone exes without installers.
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- nl 4mo ago
  By zero install I mean I don't want an executable on my computer. I want it transient - available when I use it, but removed when I don't.
nine_k 4mo ago
Zero install and locally stored, as one HTML file, or as a web bundle.
pjmlp 4mo ago
A long forgotten feature of desktop OS, incredible how knowledge goes lost within a lifetime.
- nl 4mo ago
  By zero install I mean I don't want an executable on my computer. I want it transient - available when I use it, but removed when I don't.
  - pjmlp 4mo ago
    Easy, place it on a memory mapped volume, or shared drive mapped on request. There are other means, as mentioned a forgotten art.