[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Yeah, I guess that is one route to go down. It just seems, I don't
> know, hacky. I will try it though, if I can't find the binaries online
> by themselves. I don't think it's a question of being "hard to do"
> using the method you suggested, I just find it really odd that the only
> method of delivery for win32 platform (for end users, at least) is via
> an MSI.
Not quite. End users can install from sources. It's just a lot more
work than using an MSI.
> I don't know, maybe it's just me :P
Possibly you're the only one who is happy with prebuilt binaries and
at the same time unhappy with using an MSI?
Which leads to the question - exactly what do you dislike about
getting an MSI?
<mike
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