Open GreenLunar opened 8 years ago
Please no, or at least give the user an option to turn it off. I don't want updates breaking things or making my (customized) user interfaces unusable - things which have happened with updates of other software.
This is what package managers are for. I'd only recommend including this in the Windows builds (if possible).
I'd only recommend including this in the Windows builds
On any non-Linux platform that is not shipped not have a package manager (i.e. Mac OS X and Windows).
Sir my qupzilla is not running fine On Mar 14, 2016 11:53 PM, "GreenLunar" notifications@github.com wrote:
I'd only recommend including this in the Windows builds
On any non-Linux platform that is not shipped not have a package manager (i.e. Mac OS X and Windows).
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Aren't there a couple of package managers for OS X (or, for that matter, Windows)? If so, maybe just have a special standalone version which updates itself.
Actually I've been thinking about completely remove the update check. Because as it is now, it just shows notification that there is a new version but user must manually go to QupZilla website and download it. Another problem is that this really works only for Windows. On Linux it depends on what distribution is user using, so the new version may not be available right after the release or even not at all.
Perhaps QupZilla (Windows) should have a separate binary file for update check.
Yes, that would be better. It could also handle the complete update process. But I won't do it, so patches welcome :)
Add an auto update checker and a menu item under menu About to check-on-demand for updates.
Once Qupzilla detects an update, it would prompt user to go to Qupzilla homepage, similarly to SMPlayer.
For Windows users, Qupzilla can auto-download and auto-install Qupzilla, but I am not in favor of this somewhat intrusive action.