NSIS 2.45As the new version includes some Win7 bug fixes, does that mean we still need to use this? I know it's marked as fixed over at NSIS but I was just wondering what the word was here. ( categories: )
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NSIS 2.45As the new version includes some Win7 bug fixes, does that mean we still need to use this? I know it's marked as fixed over at NSIS but I was just wondering what the word was here. ( categories: )
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I know for one thing I'm
I know for one thing I'm updating nsis portable with it and the release notes do say it has a fix for it.
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My guess is no, you probably
My guess is no, you probably don't need to. They may have even used John's patch to fix the Windows 7 issues, but I have no idea (although if he submitted the patch, it would make sense...).
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Yeah, that's what I thought
Yeah, that's what I thought too but I was wondering if John could confirm.
Uggh.. Please... I'm tired of
Uggh..
Please...
I'm tired of this non-support for EclipseNSIS with JOHN'S FIX!!!
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Includes Win7 support
NSIS 2.45 does include Windows 7 support, meaning that the PortableApps.com patch is no longer necessary.
(I got that confirmed by John in IRC yesterday)
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Thanks, that's what I wanted
Thanks, that's what I wanted to know.
Yeah... But is it using
Yeah...
But is it using John's patch? Or it's own code?
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Similar
It's basically a patch I submitted in the bug fix. So from 2.45 on, NSIS works on Windows 7. Firefox Portable 3.0.11 is using it for the launcher now. And the current PA.c Installer includes and is compiled with NSIS 2.45 (no additional patches necessary).
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