"3 linux developers meet to discuss the creation of a common linux version. At the end of the meeting, 5 new linux versions are released."Tenaja wrote:...Can you explain to me why there are so many distros?
I disagree and have already a working version, my main problem isnt the distribution differences (thats solved with the textmode component). The only problem with finishing and releasing it is the fact that i can't get the personalised licensed version of a user to download and install it. I would need to access their personal account and i really don't want to get into spending a lot of work just to have the same "omg this must be malware, its asking about my login info" panic again. I experienced that with another community and prefer to just work on other projectsMarc56us wrote:This is also why it is not possible to standardize the installations.
Other companies do have an installer for linux, but they just cover a handfull of distributions or even just one. For Purebasic my tools can currently cover 98% of the linux distributions.
For a GUI based linux application you need a concept like this probably. Ironically in linux this actually worked on all distributions i tried, on windows most AV/Security suites would intercept that and warn about a trojan.
