When mupen 2.0 is released, are you going to include a plug and play version?

[tony971]

It may not be my place and it kind of goes against this new "mupen64plus is a library now" mentality, but releasing a single installer edition bundled with a high-functioning 3rd party GUI could bring more mass appeal to the project. The two parties would continue to work individually, but bundling them into a single installer for plug and play users would definitely bring in more computer-illiterate users.

[William Shipley]

On many linux distros, this is already accomplished via meta packages. Granted, they don't include any other guis than the CLI one.

However, I don't see this project ever doing this. Look to those making GUIs for such things.

On Fri, Apr 19, 2013 at 7:45 AM, tony971 <tonyb...@gmail.com> wrote:

It may not be my place and it kind of goes against this new "mupen64plus is a library now" mentality, but releasing a single installer edition bundled with a high-functioning 3rd party GUI could bring more mass appeal to the project. The two parties would continue to work individually, but bundling them into a single installer for plug and play users would definitely bring in more computer-illiterate users.

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