Re: [freenet-support] Unable to install Freenet on Windows XP without .NET

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Hi xor,

Could you also make a portable Freenet version that can be installed
manually without any 3rd party framework dependant installer? I really
don't need any tray icon but the Freenet itself. I can run it manually or
make my own script that will run it on the startup. Another option is
return Windows support into the IzPack based installer that will be able to
install Freenet by the portable way, i.e. without a tray icon and other not
mandatory decorations like that.
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Re: [freenet-support] Unable to install Freenet on Windows XP without .NET

[xor]

Hello,
thanks for your mail to the support list and taking care of filling a bug for 
it.

While I can understand your concern of requiring both Java and .NET probably 
being a mistake, it is actually intentional: The .NET framework is required 
for the new tray icon which has recently been developed. Java would not have 
been suitable for implementing it.

BUT there is good news: When this was implemented, I requested the developer 
to at least chose a .NET version which is old enough to still be available on 
Windows XP. So if you do install the latest .NET framework available on XP, 
the Windows installer should accept that.

Greetings

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