On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 1:02 AM, Richard
Thoughts?
Since this is already Windows specific, I would suggest WiX based installers instead of inno setup as mentioned in your TODO file. WiX itself is open source and uses the Windows Installer engine built into Windows.
Inno setup is open source (https://github.com/jrsoftware/issrc), just not with a OSI license. In fact it seems that its license isn't actually compatible with github, but I'm just realizing that now. Open source aside, I chose inno setup because its very simple, the installers I generate aren't much more than self-extracting compressed files with a one-page wizard. I haven't looked at WiX before, but I wouldn't be opposed to changing over to it. Just glancing around their tutorial it seems a lot more complicated than I need, but if I had a good, simple, example script to go off of it probably wouldn't be hard to swap out. Tom