From: Brendon C. <end...@ya...> - 2002-05-02 17:13:11
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I think we should have ONE installation program which encompasses all the programs. This will allow you to decide which programs you want to install. Then within each program section you can decide which features to install. 1)Regarding HTML based installation, Mozilla as far as i know, does not have capabilities of allowing any kind of file operations, without a signed script. I have never actually done this with mozilla, but im sure there is a way. 2) Internet Explorer allows for ActiveX Scripting (security alert!!), of which can easily be used to create a nice interface with an easy to use installer. However, this is deopendent on a proproetary system in a way. 3) We could create a JAVA/swing based installation. This could be very convenienet seeing that it would be cross platform. This idea is my personal favorite, seing that it would be the most flexible. 4) We could do a perl-GTK, or php-GTK based installations, of which would not be as elegant as the JAVA installation but it would get the job done. 5) We could do a HTML based installation, of which will then send the information to a backend PHP or PERL installer via a miniture portable local web server. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Health - your guide to health and wellness http://health.yahoo.com |