@MehdiChinoune I propose using the proper name "Clang" for the shortcut - we don't use MINGW either, and UCRT is an actual acronym... and you could add the Clang 32-bit while at it as well...
Also, since 32/64 only denote bit width and not actual architecture (because Intel/AMD was the only one back then), I propose renaming the msys2-installer shortcuts to "MinGW/Clang x86" and "MinGW/Clang/UCRT x64" (and future "Clang ARM64"), as per MS docs (also matching Visual Studio launchers), or use other conventions...
For some reason, I can't comment on https://github.com/msys2/msys2-installer/pull/35
@MehdiChinoune I propose using the proper name "Clang" for the shortcut - we don't use MINGW either, and UCRT is an actual acronym... and you could add the Clang 32-bit while at it as well...
Also, since 32/64 only denote bit width and not actual architecture (because Intel/AMD was the only one back then), I propose renaming the
msys2-installershortcuts to "MinGW/Clang x86" and "MinGW/Clang/UCRT x64" (and future "Clang ARM64"), as per MS docs (also matching Visual Studio launchers), or use other conventions...Originally posted by @kmilos in https://github.com/msys2/msys2-launcher/issues/23#issuecomment-964121561