On 20.2.2006, at 01:23, Daniel L. Taylor wrote:
The only reason .NET apps are small is because the .NET framework
must be on
a machine for them to run. If you want to make sure your end user can
actually run your app regardless of whether or not they've had
their latest
Windows updates, your app size is app + 22 MB (or more...haven't
checked the
framework size lately), with a more complicated install
(first .NET, then
app), and whatever licensing issues are involved in redistributing
MS .NET
installer.
There are no licensing issues involved with it. And also most have
stopped deploying it and just type it into the Apps requirements.
Since if the users don't have it (most have it) then they just do a
simple Windows update and it comes in. Similar to if you set the Apps
requirement to OS X 10.4.4 then 10.4.3 user just does a simple Apple
update.
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