bob majdak jr wrote:
>  So every single program is going to install its own PHP, and GTK? 11MB 
>  for every PHP-GTK application, when the code itself weights probably 3KB. 

That would be only for the first installation. Updates will not require 
a new php/gtk installation. You just release "patches" with the new code 
(around 30KB). That would work just like Firefox or Thunderbird (a large 
runtime environment with a small amount of XUL code, very small updates).

> 
>  >From a Linux users perspective not being shared is an annoying thing, 
>  though Elizabeth I know prefers this relocatabopityboo trickery. 
I spend 95% of my time on linux, of course I'll take care of linux users.

>  Does this also do anything about registering file extensions with 
>  Windows so that phpw/phpg can be double clicked? Probably not that 
>  would be more the job for a shared library installer I guess.

no, since it's not needed, but it can be done.
> 
>  I am not a all negative person, I could see this being useful for 
>  selling apps to real clients for installation. Do all the licenses 
>  involved (including any code you wrote for this) allow for that?

Yes, as far as I know, but I'm not interested in selling my apps.

> 
>  I would probably suggest fixing spelling errors and general English 
>  structure (punctuation, capitalization) on the page, too.
Sorry, I'm Italian, I'll try my best

Marco

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