Dear colleagues,
I am a long-term user of v4 using "patchmypc.exe" and this is the default application (i.e. program) name of v4.
In release 5 you change that in "PatchMyPC-HomeUpdater.exe" with a strange dash inside the name - IMHO it
should be shorter and smoother like "PatchMyPC5.exe" or "PatchMyPCX.exe" (x=extended, v5).
v5 (5.001) seems to be already in a "RTM" stage. No obstacles or errors so far updating a couple of outdated apps.
Greetings Ronald
Can't really see an upside to renaming the executable...
Most folks are just going to click on a Desktop shortcut, or the Start menu entry, and run the app.
They won't really care what the EXE is called.
This is mainly because we have several Patch My PC applications, and they all have the same format now: "PatchMyPC-AppName.exe"
Ok, understandable if you have a series of applications
Yeah, this is a small example:
Quote from: Omar (Patch My PC) on October 25, 2024, 12:14:19 PMYeah, this is a small example:
Thanks for the clarification, Omar!
BTW: I am not happy with the - as your delimiter but it will work
I am a member of the old school Unix naming, keep it simple and stupid or short and stupid ;)