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MortenMacFly:
--- Quote from: jens on March 11, 2009, 06:10:21 pm ---Reinstall C::B with the installer (just install over the actual installation) and make sure you chose to install the contrib-plugins (and lexers ...) you want/need.
They are not selected by default.
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I don't understand why that question comes over an over again. I mean: The installer clearly tells what you have to do. What's wrong with it? I wonder why people don't realise that some components are optional and need to be selected... See the screenshot... :-(
Do we really need a HowTo on "How to use the installer"???
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killerbot:
No no no. This is what I have said last year, people typically click next next next, without reading what's on the panel. Remember I advocated to have all plugins installed by default.
And I think the user is right not to read all those panels, this should be easy, not geek oriented ;-)
So yes, if people would read everything nicely, they won't have a problem. But I still feel it is just our fault, we should have made it easier.
It's like : if the user can use your interface the wrong way it is not the users fault, but yours ;-)
So I hope in the next release we will install all by default, and only for those geek experts allow by extra clicks to (de)select appropriately.
dje:
As I said there
Let's install all plugins by default.
Maybe C::B devs should decide which ones should be enabled by default but with current hard drive sizes, I think all plugins should be installed.
Dje
killerbot:
CB with all its plugins is still very very small in size.
And if people complain about the size, they should compare it to Eclipse or MSVC ;-)
Jenna:
The most people are used to get a full install as default on windows, and nearly nobody is used to read instructions before doing something.
So it might be a good idea (to avoid unneeded threads) to make the full install the default.
A full install of trunk is about 30MB on my XP, that's not so much compared to the actual hdd sizes.
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