> Could we have also kind of Csound-core installers (with command line programs, libraries and plugins) next to the full blown installer with everything?

I enthusiastically second this, especially for the 186 MB Windows installer, which installs a bunch Csound documentation (about 71 MB) , NW.js  (61 MB, or more if NW.js is the only thing that needs libcef ), and probably much else that could be pared from a minimal installer. When I run an AppVeyor  build, I find that about two-thirds of t

In the case of OSX, the installer is just "core-csound", nothing else. I am happy to upload a separate package without CsoundQT if that's what people would want.

Victor Lazzarini
Dean of Arts, Celtic Studies, and Philosophy
Maynooth University
Ireland

On 14 Nov 2016, at 12:38, Nate Whetsell  wrote:

>> Could we have also kind of Csound-core installers (with command line programs, libraries and plugins) next to the full blown installer with everything?
> 
> I enthusiastically second this, especially for the 186 MB Windows installer, which installs a bunch Csound documentation (about 71 MB) , NW.js  (61 MB, or more if NW.js is the only thing that needs libcef ), and probably much else that could be pared from a minimal installer. When I run an AppVeyor  build, I find that about two-thirds of the build time is jus

Hi,

and perhaps to leave out also the Manual from CoundLib64.framework/Resources - 
another 30-40 MB of space.Or what do you think?

Of course, once again .- it is just great to have the ready-to use installer 
with CsoundQt and everything you need, too!

And the other question - what about the release scheduler of 6.08?

Thanks!
tarmo

On Monday 14 November 2016 13:37:00 you wrote:
> In the case of OSX, the installer is just "core-csound", nothing else. I am
> happy to upload a separate package without CsoundQT if that's what people
> would want.
> 
> Victor Lazzarini
> Dean of Arts, Celtic Studies, and Philosophy
> Maynooth University
> Ireland
> 
> On 14 Nov 2016, at 12:38, Nate Whetsell  wrote:
> >> Could we have also kind of Csound-core installers (with command line
> >> programs, libraries and plugins) next to the full blown installer with
> >> everything?> 
> > I enthusiastically second this, especially for the 186 MB Windows
> > installer, which installs a bunch Csound documentation (about 71 MB) ,
> > NW.js  (61 MB, or more if NW.js is the only thing that
> > needs libcef ), and probably
> > much else that could be pared from a minimal installer. When I run an
> > AppVeyor  build, I find that about two-thirds