[Gvsig_english] osX

[Mijail]

We certainly don't expect users to look inside the bundle, as you  
did. Users are only supposed to download the application and double- 
click it.

The user does not need to worry about prerrequisites and  
installation. The app will do the right thing by itself: install if  
needed, or run gvSIG if not. Just use it like any other Mac application.

Regards.

On 23/10/2007, at 13:44, pvmstg wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Many, like me are just end user.  At least on mac, we are more the  
> type click and work.  If I understand correctly you have and  
> install and inside the install you have the program.  Maybe it's  
> why in just clicking each time in the install two icon show in the  
> toolbar and only one when I check inside the bundle and see and  
> other gvsig icon who only show one icon in the toolbar.  So because  
> most user whon't check inside a budle maybe the best solution for  
> osX is to separe the prerequired files and the gvsig program  
> itself.  Clic once on the prerequire and after drag the program in  
> the application folder.
>
> Marcel
>
> Thanks again
> Le 07-10-23 à 07:29, Mijail a écrit :
>
>> Thank you for your suggestions. However, we think it is somewhat  
>> important to differentiate between the "simple" app (the second  
>> bundle you discovered) and the "autoinstalling" app (the bundle as  
>> it is downloaded); if we don't, perhaps the confusion would be  
>> about "do I have to install any of the prerrequisites?".
>>
>> Perhaps the best option will be to add a short readme file -  
>> though, who reads them? :)
>>
>> Regards.
>>
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