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I need to built an installer for windows and Macintosh platform.
This installer must:
remove existing folders,
copy folders to specific destination,
launch application.
Today i use .bat on windows and applescript on Macintosh.
But UI isn't beautiful, so I try to find one or to software create beautiful install.
I hope that somebody could help me.
Thanks a lot.
You could use the following tools :
NSIS
Denova
install4j
InstallBuilder
Kind regards,
NDakotaBE
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https://github.com/cinemassacres/SteamDesktopAuthenticator
if not is there a way so that i can make this for mac?
The project you referenced is written in Microsoft's Visual C#, and it uses DirectX.
Both only run on Windows (or with Wine/Mono), so good luck with natively compiling this on Mac OS.
Even when using compatibility layers such as Wine, I doubt you'll be able to compile this. If you manage to get an already compiled version, your chances with Wine and Mono may be higher, but I won't make any assumptions on how well it works.
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I've started playing around with Chocolately and am suitably impressed. Is there an easy way of gathering all of the originally installed software and letting the Choco package manager know about them? I know I can script it in PS1, but if that's already there I'd be so happy.
In the current version of Chocolatey there is no built in way of doing this, no.
As you will see in the Kickstarter here:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ferventcoder/chocolatey-the-alternative-windows-store-like-yum
One of the scheduled features of Chocolatey is the ability to "Synchronize with existing and remove programs", which is what I think you are after.
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I want to build a basic browser with webkit. Does it need certain osx libraries to build? Where should I get the source and how should I compile it? How should I get started with webkit?
Thanks
There is an excellent document provided by Apple regarding development using WebKit. Also various good tutorials are available throughout the Web.
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I want to start learning windows phone and I want to know that for starting this what is need?
what language?
what compiler or program that is for coding?
please tell me about that because I don't know about it and I am noob it.
Microsoft has a complete guide on this, you can check it out here.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg680270(v=pandp.11).aspx
Here is another link to a previous question on stackoverflow:
Getting Started with Windows Phone 7
Good Luck
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Say, we have ABC.exe and CDE.exe
I want to bundle these 2 installation files into a single un-attended installation file [XYZ.exe].
And when I run the XYZ.exe it should install the above applications.
Any ideas how this can be achieved ?
You need a Bootstrapper.
Try dotNetInstaller if you need some logic in the bootstrapper, I haven't used it myself but it's often recommended on the WiX mailing list as a good free bootstrapper.
I think what you want is a self-extracting archive.