I like being able to play a game in the start menu... and if I hate it, I can uninstall it from the same menu!
Still, let's face it... most games are one file. Installers have their place in the click world, though.
WinACE has great compression - how does Tarball Bzipped 2 compare with it?
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25th October, 2004 at 03:11:10 -
I once downloaded a 400 kb installer and when I installed it, it became 400 MB! The program didn't work either (naturally).
And how can you Bzip a file? And is it better than Gzipped files?
7zip has the best compression so far, you should try that
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In order of worst to best, I made sure the files to archive contained similar amounts of multiple data types, it had a few CCA's, EXE's, JPG's, BMP'S, MID's, and TXT's. So Install Creator is actually one of the best and convenient ways to compress it, as most people don't have 7-zip, Stuffit, or WinRAR. Sorry WinaCE is excluded, but I don't have a compressor for that.
Edit: Hey, just as aladdin systems claims, SitX is one of the best compression formats
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compression varies depending on both the program you are using and the file being compressed, 100 midi files can be zipped to 25k but an mp3 will be about2% smaller.
I don't know if files inside a click game folder vary like this.