

msi package using the wix installer, volunteers welcome.check if Inkscape installer is not translated into your language and help translating it.If the user installs accidentally to C:\Program Files\. the uninstaller simply deletes the install directory.We should help the user selecting the correct settings - remove the check for all users or shortcuts in general (done) Windows: problems installing as non-privileged user, same as above.- in order to install Inkscape on systems with limited rights the installer ignores such errors and just do not write registry keys.no uninstall option, this is a privilege issue as the user has no rigths to write the necessary registry strings.The standard recommendation from NSIS is to use the silent install options they provide to help automate large installations.

This would require a complete rework and an entirely separate package as NSIS is not compatible with MSI packages. msi installer in order to integrate inkscape into the university software distribution system. There is a request from a professor on the university to have a. New feature request will cause complete rework 1 new feature request will cause complete rework.Anecdotal evidence from other HP users confirms my experience. After two days, I can't find any combination of PS package install or re-registering which gets me a working copy. If you watch the desktop, a blank icon appears and several minutes later will correctly redraw. HPSA's background install takes about 1-2 min. Running under the User - Execution queue is not an option, because it requires UAC elevation. The installer requires a non-SYSTEM user context to properly provision everything. The user gets a blank desktop icon and a broken Start Menu link. When you run Setup or InstallHPSA in Post-Setup, user provisioning is broken. HP's download copy is actually several releases behind the Store's version. Version 9.14 is a UWP app, which is NOT available from Windows Store - but WU and Store will update it. This means you can't use a temp folder in C:\Windows\Setup, because it'll disappear before the background process finds it. Both Setup & InstallHPSA fork off a background process and immediately exit.Īny program which monitors exit status (SetupComplete) will think it's done, and move to the next app. HP devs suck, and they've made stupid design choices.
