Michael Bayne

The icon has to be in the install directory at the time Getdown starts for it to be used. This means for the first run, since none of the files...

Hrm, looking at the Github project you linked to, it seems that your .nsis file does install the icon file. Perhaps you are installing a stub getdown.txt file? In that...

Maintainer hasn't used Getdown for a project in 15 years nor Java for a project in 10. If someone wants to take it over, I'll happily add them to the...

Though I cannot easily enable anyone else to do Maven Central releases using the existing coordinates, so a better long term solution would be for someone to fork this repository...

What systems don't support local repositories? I'd prefer to debug that rather than use system property if possible.

Indeed Windows makes it harder and harder to install software these days. I'm sure that's good for security reasons, but it makes life harder for apps like Getdown. There's currently...

You know, looking at the code more closely, I think Getdown will just use any Java VM it sees in `/java_vm` regardless of whether there is an auto-updating JVM resource...

On Wed, Feb 8, 2017 at 4:37 AM, Dan Gravell wrote: > You can override the domain for the appbase by specifying the system > property -Dappbase_domain. See the code...

If you want a dynamic appbase, you have two choices. If only the domain of your appbase changes, you can use `-Dappbase_domain=newdomain.com` and that will change an appbase of, for...

My example is not quite accurate. Looking at the code that handles `appbase_domain`, you have to pass the entire URL prefix. So: `-Dappbase_domain=https://newdomain.com` and it will replace everything up to...