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by mike_hearn
3981 days ago
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javapackager. It comes with JDK8+. It can make signed DMGs on MacOS, EXE/MSI packages on Windows, DEBs/RPMs/tarballs on Linux etc. They don't have any Java branding. Here's an example of how to use it: https://github.com/vinumeris/lighthouse/blob/lighthouse/mac-... The catch is you need the platform to make packages for the platform. It can't make Mac DMGs from Windows, for instance. I have a Mac laptop with Parallels so I can make packages for all three major platforms. To stay on the .NET topic, this is the closest the JVM world currently has to something like .NET Native, I guess, although of course, there is no native code involved .... it just looks that way to the end user. I guess when .NET matures as a cross platform solution they will need a similar tool, as other platforms don't have the runtime installed by default. |
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