> > > Not sure if I missed something, .. but what do you mean by an all in one > installer? > > I read it as you download one package from http://www.pygtk.org and you > would get pyGTK, pyCairo, pyGObject installed as one monolithic package. > > I ask as I have previously put an NSIS wapper around GTK runtime, pyGTK, > pyCario, pyGObject installers before, so the one setup.exe package fires > off 4 separate installers, you still get 4 installation processes > happening (and 4 sets of confirmation screens) within the bundle, but I > don't think that is what your talking about when you say all-in-one > installer. >
Well I would be satisfied with that initially, an installer that just go and executes the other installers in turn. Considering only this meta-installer there is still room for improvement from the basic "install the runtime + pygtk etc". For example, this meta-installer should consider * is there already GTK in the path, and what version * should it install python too * what if the user already has pygtk etc installed * possible more... However, we both recognise that there is much else that could be done, I dont know if anyone else has investigated how much work it is to get rid of the 4 confirmation screens (does setuptools create installers that can be run with no user intervention?) or to combine them all into one in another safer manner. What are your thoughts? John > - Steve > > _______________________________________________ > pygtk mailing list pygtk@daa.com.au > http://www.daa.com.au/mailman/listinfo/pygtk > Read the PyGTK FAQ: http://faq.pygtk.org/ >
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