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@TheMooseIsLoose - the problem is that ZK uses Microsoft ClickOnce, which is an extremely restrictive installer.
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@TheMooseIsLoose - the problem is that ZK uses Microsoft ClickOnce, which is an extremely restrictive installer.
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Microsoft offers several installation channels, all of them bad:
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Microsoft offers several installation channels, all of them bad:
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MSI, which is a zillion years old and hairy as heck
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MSI, which is a zillion years old and hairy as heck
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Executable non-standard installers that half the MS infrastructure will fight with
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Executable non-standard installers that half the MS infrastructure will fight with
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ClickOnce, which is designed to allow you to install stuff directly into your appdata provided you do all the right incantations and follow the security model perfectly and the dice roll just right
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ClickOnce, which is designed to allow you to install stuff directly into your appdata provided you do all the right incantations and follow the security model perfectly and the dice roll just right
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And Windows Store, the less said the better on that one.
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And Windows Store, the less said the better on that one.
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MSI is the best option, but it's a tremendous pain.
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MSI is the best option, but it's a tremendous pain.
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@[V]Sheep
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so
have
you
made
a
pull-request
to
fix
it?
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@[V]sheep
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so
have
you
made
a
pull-request
to
fix
it?
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