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Do exe apps have this issue? I create programs for windows using Qt. Have not seen programs be identified as malware.
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At the very least, it keeps people from being drowned in even more bloated Electron molasses where you need a 5 GHz CPU just for making the cursor blink. ^^
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@Fast-Nop yeah, forgot about that Slow AF, but useful if you want to give people the chance to use the app online or as a desktop app.
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I have been giving out my programs as exe-s to friends for years, never signed a single one and never got a warning.
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@SortOfTested It's not an OS anymore, rather a social study how much crap people are willing to put up with. Turns out that there's still room to the bottom.
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@Lor-inc I believe the cause is in the installer process itselft, maybe you're using a .exe without an installer?
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@duckycode I am, however an exe can do all the things an msi would including requesting administrator rights, so what's the point?
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Electron app Electron app Electron app Electron app.
Just don't use that shit. EVER -
@Demolishun
Even WPF can do well and easy.
Or even webforms
Or even native lib in C++
Or even fucking VBA
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