How about renaming freenet-java-webinstall.exe to freenet-webinstall.exe? There, that fixes the problem. Now there's only one version.
I don't think forcing users to needlessly re-download the JRE will win us any friends amongst our Windows userbase.
All I want is for things to be put back to the way they were before a few people got their knickers in a twist over Sun's licensing agreement and crippled the installer before we could clarify the issue with Sun.
I explained to Sun's lawyers exactly what we were doing and they said its fine. Even if there is still some uncertainty over the exact language they used, our efforts to clarify this issue are more than enough to take the path of least resistance, if Sun has a problem with it - they can let us know. This whole thing has blown right out of proportion and certainly does not justify the burden we are placing on prospective Windows users.
How hard is it just to restore the installer to the way it was before?
Ian.
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