Version: (using KDE 4.2.2) OS: MS Windows Installed from: MS Windows Some KDE apps would do better in Windows-world if they were individualized. A typical windows user, in my opinion, doesn't download a name of a project to try a bunch of apps. He wants a browser, or an editor, or... The kdewin-installer-gui is too all-in-one for this. Not that I want it gone, no way, I like it *thumbs up* to check out how the kde on windows project has come. But I think a lot more people will try "Konqueror" or "Kate", if they are able to do the following: When I go to http://www.konqueror.org/ I should be able to download a standalone .exe that contains all files needed to install konqueror, like I would install Firefox or so. Sure, a link to the "Getting KDE" should also be added, and a warning that it's all in a experimental state... The standalone installer should have a update-check function to see if your installer is up-to-date :) If the user chooses to download the all-in-one installer later, it should see all the standalone apps. (maybe a promotional text and link about the kdewin-installer-gui before you click Finish) I've submitted this report as an bug because i think it is the GREATEST bug on the windows platform concerning KDE :) PS: If the KDE team already planned to do this in the future, I apologize for not being able to sit still (and type a ton of crap on your bug reporting system) :) keep up the good word people :)
Yes, when I installed Konqueror 4.80 I ended up with a whopping install of 462MB !? Most other Windows browsers amounts to somewhere between 32MB - 75MB. Voted for this one too...
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