It is outside of my area of expertise, however:
* No 1 seems dangerous, at the whim of future MS updates and there are
bound to be people with non-standard setups, or very old Windows versions, any
of which might break something that tries to be too clever.
* No 2 is OK by me.
I don
Usually a Windows application installer offers the option to install to a
location of the users choosing. If this was done then users wanting to
install without admin privileges could choose a location they have write
permissions for. Otherwise users can choose to just click through 'Next' on
each
Yes, the location is flexible. I think it was that way in the old installer
too.
But there are also global Start menu shortcuts and registry entries that go
into HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. For those the installer needs admin rights. If it
doesn't have them, it comes down again to the All users vs Current
I have yet to meet a Therion user who knows another Therion user who they
share a computer with. So I would be happy with install for Current user
only.
Footleg
On Mon, Jul 17, 2017 at 1:15 PM Владимир Георгиев via Therion <
therion@speleo.sk> wrote:
> Yes, the location is flexible. I think it w
I got your idea :)
That means making the installer non-admin only, so it will always install
the shortcuts and registry entries for the Current user only. And the
default suggested install location will be in the user's AppData folder,
not in Program files.
The theoretical Therion user who shares
