Closed djreisch closed 7 years ago
I will look when I get home but I will not release anything that is not compiled by me - sorry.
Understandable. The merge doesn't include any settings for the compile, just the changes regarding the icon.
I really want to get this a little more visibility since it's such a useful program. The reason I suggested my compiled release is because I have a code signing certificate which doesn't send up any flags when running on windows. I have my compiled signed release on SteamBulkActivator.com even though it points to this GitHub page
I will look at the new icon tomorrow as I also have a small redesign in mind.
To be honest I'm not sure how I feel about you releasing your own binaries on your website since you made it look like it's the official site.
If you truly do not like it I respect your wishes and I will remove the site/links/binary. It originally was pointed to my personal repository because I had maintained it quite a bit. Now that you are starting to merge branches it points back at your github. I have my binary on there because it's signed and verified so it doesn't throw as many flags up. If you'd like to discuss this further and keep it a little more private you can contact me at daniel@reischnet.com
EDIT: Added a small notice to the bottom of the page saying the website and binaries are maintained by an independent contributor.
Merged regex manually.
Thanks.
Changed the program icon to an icon I had used for a (now) deprecated Steam application. This icon shows well on most colored taskbars.
Added: Added package Costura.Fody which allows for dll/resource bundling. This will make releases more simple, being only an exe would have to be downloaded.
In addition, the compiled and digitally signed executable (signed by me) is attached (in zip format).
NOTE: I did not increment the application/product version. I wasn't sure how far/if at all it should be advanced SteamBulkActivator.zip
EDIT: Changed wording for readability