Mikus Grinbergs wrote: > Note to Mike Kaply: The additional os2.ini entries (that > Mozilla now writes) __SUCK__ big time !!! The problem appears > to be that their content is mostly written by the *installer* -- > while what os2.ini says may be true at the time of installation, > there will be situations where it is no longer true afterwards: > > On my system, the <application="Mozilla"> entry has value > "Mozilla 1.2a (en)" for <key="Current Version">, yet the > <key="Home"> value in that SAME entry points to the directory > from which I ran the latest trunk (which identifies itself as > 1.2b). And in another entry the <key="Program Folder Path"> > value points to the OS/2 Desktop -- yet I __deleted__ the > Mozilla program folder from there.
No they don't suck at all. When I am done with the uninstaller, it will remove them when you uninstall it. And as far as Home and CurrentVersion go, I don't think you understand how they work. Home is set by Mozilla when it starts. It is there so that application developers can find out where the CURRENT user profiles are. CurrentVersion is set by the installer. CurrentVersion will be used by the uninstaller to know which version to attempt to uninstall if no version is passed. It will also be used to guess what directory to install a new version in. They actually work very well thank you. Mike
