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Community => General discussion => : bubzuru October 30, 2011, 09:57:44 PM
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Ok so how may people have the .net framework ?
seems like its becoming comman place, with windows 7\vista , updates , etc
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I think I have .NET 4. Dunno if I ever use it... just feels that I need to have it for system to function properly :P
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I think I have .NET 4. Dunno if I ever use it... just feels that I need to have it for system to function properly :P
just what i wanted to here
.net is comman place now, default install on newer op systems.
updates on old systems
im startig to like .net more
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All OS installations after XP SP3 comes with .net framework 2.0 or higher. Idd say like 80% got XP SP3++++.
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i installed xp pro sp3 on a vm and it didnt have .net
but most people install updates so ........
im starting to love the framework...
im making an app that runs .net apps when the frameworks not installed
only for malware now because it fucks up the icon , version info
but it works ...... it run a simple .net tool on the xp sp3 vm i was talking about :)
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.net framework is must for some software to work... so better install it if any body using older version of windows...
and xp pro sp3 is not a final release of xp sp3 so certainly it doesen't have a .net framework 2 but it must have older then that.
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.net framework is must for some software to work... so better install it if any body using older version of windows...
and xp pro sp3 is not a final release of xp sp3 so certainly it doesen't have a .net framework 2 but it must have older then that.
Not making any sence,.. ande means all the os'ses released after xp sp3 so vista/7 etc.
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buddy i am just saying that if people are using older version then just install .net framework because it is must for some software.... whats not making sence in that?
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I have it because i needed it to run a recording program
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When I start windows, I have it. I use linux 90% of times. Idk how does wine deal with .net
The fuck I was thinking. Linux is not relevant here.
So yes, I've got .net installed. But not by default. And for what I have seen, it is not usually installed by default (in w7, I had to install it manually).
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I remembered that I started using .net when I had to run ProcessHacker instead of default windows task manager. Earlier versions were written with .NET, but newer ones don't require .net, so I kept it installed :D