There are more and more standards, and when will a standard limit software installation to generate junk files. After the software is deleted, the teacher leaves some junk dlls or directories or other lqbz things in the system. Many good java software is a jre once installed, regardless of whether you already have it in your machine.
It can only be said that these software manufacturers are too selfish to think about users!
Eclipse feels much greener!
It is hoped that there will be such a standard: when software is installed, it is not allowed to create a directory at will, and the installed things must be in a unified directory, and this directory is selected and created by the user. If you really need to deal with the system (such as changing system parameters), you must first notify the user.
It can only be said that these software manufacturers are too selfish to think about users!
Eclipse feels much greener!
It is hoped that there will be such a standard: when software is installed, it is not allowed to create a directory at will, and the installed things must be in a unified directory, and this directory is selected and created by the user. If you really need to deal with the system (such as changing system parameters), you must first notify the user.