Sorry to bring this up bit it makes me a little angrier every time I see it, installers have process bars, they indicate how far though the installation or section of installation one is, when the bar fills it is the end of that particular step/the installation process.
some people seem to think this bar is merely for amusement value, that people perhaps are comfortable just watching a green or grey bar rolling round in an infinite loop, waiting for the process to finish, the makers of the miner wars installer are prime examples of these people. Perhaps it serves to show that the process is still on going, but I can tell that in that if I were to click the window it won't "frost over", removing the progression aspect from the process bar makes it 99% useless.
Please sort it out, I want to know how far we are thorough installation, perhaps with a little counter to tell me how long the process has been going on for so I can judge how long I have to waste before I can start messing with things.
There is a percentage information that tells you exactly this. If I remember correctly, it's on the line with currently downloading file.
Aha, yes, installer is different thing. It's a script generated by Visual Studio and we can't really alter it but one day we will start using different installer created, so maybe that one will show better progress.
you know i my self rather enjoyed watching the lil bar move to the side like it did.
gave me something to look at as i waited for it to get done.
Okay, as long as you aren't to blame its all good.