I want to know is it possible to open source the installer, so I may try to make a Linux port of it.
Or may you grand me the permission to port it to Linux? (Not guaranteed that I'm able to do it though
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May the installer be open sourced?
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maboroshinokiseki
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May the installer be open sourced?
I'm a Linux user, just tried to use wine to run the installer, but it result corrupted files for some reason.
I want to know is it possible to open source the installer, so I may try to make a Linux port of it.
Or may you grand me the permission to port it to Linux? (Not guaranteed that I'm able to do it though)
I want to know is it possible to open source the installer, so I may try to make a Linux port of it.
Or may you grand me the permission to port it to Linux? (Not guaranteed that I'm able to do it though
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maboroshinokiseki
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Re: May the installer be open sourced?
I could try to rewrite it in a different language.
From the example code I read from Wikipedia, Object Pascal doesn't seem too different from languages I know of.
Besides, there are Free Pascal and Lazarus, though I'm not sure how similar is Free Pascal to Object Pascal.
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pintocat
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Re: May the installer be open sourced?
The installer for me barfed on the free space verification. I asked zilav about it
Seems like Wine doesn't properly emulate GetDiskFreeSpaceEx Windows API function which I use.
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maboroshinokiseki
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Re: May the installer be open sourced?
I've encountered this kind of error long ago while trying to install something. I think it's already been fixed now.
