h a l f b a k e r yCeci n'est pas une idée.
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there should be some sort of legal tie up between
operating system makers and the companies which make
software products. Generally some superior authority (not
sure if something already exists) which regulates all this
stuff.
And then there should be a procedure in operating system
where
we can define how new software installations should
be handled..and we freeze this procedure as per our needs
So next time you click on a flashing 'download' button, the
next popup you see should be 'successfully installed'...no
need to click 'next' button so many times, and then chose
the specific folder for installation, then click on 'i agree'
button else it does not let you get in...so basically we need
to sit in front of it until done...
example of advantage of this so called regulation set by
supreme authority:
we sign an universal law and say that 'any software we
install, we will be bound by their respective laws'...and this
will prevent us on clicking 'i agree' button each time we
install a new software
Zero Install
http://0install.net/
Like this..? [prufrax, Aug 19 2011]
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forgot to add...in case you still want to go for custom
installation, you can chose in first popup itself, after
which you will follow usual old way of installation.. |
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//we sign an universal law and say that 'any software we install, we will be bound by their respective laws'// |
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So part of this idea is "make software EULAs legally meaningful"? [-] |
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Most of the stuff I install asks right off the bat if I want to go for the default or a custom installation. No offense but I can't be arsed installing stuff which doesn't let me do that; in itself that provides a bit of quality control as to what goes on my computer. |
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[ravi] - please - PLEASE - do yourself a favor: go find five different software packages, by different but major vendors, and READ (not scan, not once-through, but for-comprehension-dammit READ) the user agreements that you're saying we should make limitlessly binding, sight unseen, on all who install that software. |
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