Graeme,
first of all, thanks again for bringing the PortableApps thing to life,
I think this was a good thing which now needs some more polishing and
shows up some already existing problems even more clearly - so please
don't take my words too seriously.
The discussion here only indicates a p
Ulf,
> What I'm more concerned about the current U3 and PortableApps
> generation is: maintainability!
>
> I've seen the WinPcap version at least 5 times!
I am confused. Based on your own checked in changes:
http://anonsvn.wireshark.org/viewvc/viewvc.py?view=rev&revision=23431
and
http://anonsv
Maynard, Chris schrieb:
> UPX indicates "very fast decompression", but there's bound to be some time
> penalty vs. not compressing the executable. Nevertheless, it seems worth
> doing to me as well - at least trying it out to compare the difference in
> installation time, space, etc. And if th
eshark
Subject: Re: [Wireshark-dev] PortableApps Wireshark feedback
Graeme Lunt schrieb:
> An hour - wow. Maybe I should add something to the installation wizard
> to indicate that it could take quite a while! PortableApps recommend
> compressing exes/dlls with UPX (http://upx.sourceforg
Graeme Lunt schrieb:
> An hour - wow. Maybe I should add something to the installation wizard
> to indicate that it could take quite a while! PortableApps recommend
> compressing exes/dlls with UPX (http://upx.sourceforge.net/) - but I
> haven't looked at how much of a difference this makes yet.
>
Chris,
On 09/11/2007, Maynard, Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> FYI: I was finally able to build & test a PortableApps version of Wireshark.
> The SVN version I used was 23398. Initially when I built it and tried to run
> it off a USB flash drive, it failed due to some "unspecified error".
Maynard, Chris wrote:
> Oh, one last thing - I read an article, linked from the
> www.portableapps.com website that indicated that you could run a
> PortableApps application on Linux if you have wine installed. I did not
> try that ... yet. Unfortunately, I probably won't be able to try it
> until
FYI: I was finally able to build & test a PortableApps version of Wireshark.
The SVN version I used was 23398. Initially when I built it and tried to run
it off a USB flash drive, it failed due to some "unspecified error". I had
tried to save some time by not running a distclean first, but in
