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What do you want to do with it? I mean if you look at an application in Phoenicis: how does it help you to know who published it?
I think we can do it but then someone has to update all the apps...
@qparis @ImperatorS79 @madoar shall we do this or not?
@madoar the question is more: what would we gain? We can also add release date of the application and a ton of other information but is it useful for anything?
So we keep the issue?
Is this possible? I.e. how should we determine whether or not Steam is installed. For example, checking if steam.exe is probably not sufficient.
I think this is dangerous. You cannot be 100% sure that this test is able to verify if there is a fully completed Steam installation. If the previous install crashed,...
> For example in this scenario: Steam will self-repair if some files are missing That's exactly what I'm talking about. If we simply assume that Steam is installed already, this...
But that's my point: We cannot be sure if Steam was installed correctly. However, we can assume that the Steam installation itself knows if Steam was installed correctly.
The message should be printed every time according to the code: https://github.com/PhoenicisOrg/scripts/blob/53a6846f18c9841225d063a1a5d15c7aa94abbdd/Engines/Wine/Engine/Implementation/script.js#L112 https://github.com/PhoenicisOrg/scripts/blob/53a6846f18c9841225d063a1a5d15c7aa94abbdd/Engines/Wine/Engine/Implementation/script.js#L127