[Mono-list] Cross Platform Installer Question?
Daniel Lopez
daniel@rawbyte.com
Mon, 14 Mar 2005 12:18:18 -0800
Hello -e-
The current MonoBundle installer for Linux is done using BitRock
InstallBuilder http://www.bitrock.com (disclaimer: I work for BitRock)
It also runs on Windows and Solaris (OSX and Linux-PPC coming soon)
The current Mono installer for Windows made by Paco is based on InnoSetup
http://www.innosetup.org (Windows only)
For multiplatform installers that run on Windows and Linux, other than
BitRock, your choices are all Java-based afaik
(http://www.installshield.com, htttp://www.zerog.com) which is kind of
ironic if you want to install Mono :)
If you want more details on BitRock, please drop me aline offlist
Un saludo
Daniel
On Sun, Mar 13, 2005 at 09:34:17PM -0700, mono.20.khaz@spamgourmet.com wrote:
> Hello!
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> Please excuse me if this question seems off-topic: please bear with me, to
> see why I've posed this question here. On that note:
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> Does anyone know of a cross-platform installer that can be used well with
> deploying mono?
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> I want to make sure that my app will be easily installed on at least Linux
> and Windows machines, and I figured having a symmetrical build process
> across both platforms will make development much easier (knock on wood).
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> The reason I ask this on this list, rather then somewhere else, is that I am
> hoping someone knows of a solution that will aid me in deploying the mono
> runtime on an end-user machine if necessary. My application, when it
> finishes, will be heavily reliant on mono, and I'd like to make sure that
> end-users don't have to fight to get the runtime installed.
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> Does anyone know of a solution like the one I mention? Your help would be
> appreciated!
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> Thanks,
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> -e-
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