Silent Install Helper

Sounds good, doesn't work. Features are kinda there but implemented poorly. Scanning folders for installers is "flat": SIH simply adds all installers found in folder to the list. It doesn't check for duplicates, i.e. if you scan a folder twice you'll have all its contents twice. There's no creating a directory list and then re-scanning it. Installers found can be saved to a file - which is a nice exporting feature, but what baffles me is that evvery time you load the app you have to load the app list manually. You also have to save each change manually. In other words there's no database building, everything is designed as quick and effortless from programming POV as posssible. Then there are just straitforward bugs. For each installer you can specify a set of launch parameters and a set of keystroke emulations - which is nice in itself, BUT: is keystroke emulation commands are present, the launch params wouldn't work. Another bummer is support. Keystroke emulations are present in form of {tab}, {enter} commands. The problem is, these are just the two examples that are given. There's no reference for this, and if I want to use a keystroke I have to guess it by trial, is it {uparrow} or {arrowup}. Incidentally what about mouse keys? Would've been good if this was on GitHub.

Does what it says it does. Brilliant. Very useful tool.

The idea is excellent, but how to use it? Well, I added the files to the installation, but there's no point, since I'm pushing it myself anyway.

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