Regarding your Windows blog post, I wasn’t able to find a comment section there, so I’ll leave the comment here 😅
Another possibility of installer creation for Windows your article does not mention is NSIS install system, which has amazing upside that it is text specification-driven (see e.g. the one I’ve used for my jam entry), and could be run on any *NIX and produce neat installers for Windows :)
Oh dude! I have this available in Guix too! I have to give it a go.
The main problem I have with windows is it’s hard for me to test, so even if I use some kind of installer tool I have no chance to test it properly so I can’t send it to my clients directly… It’s kind of an issue, but this looks really promising. I may write a new post with my findings soonish, and I’ll include this one along with a review of my experience with Kawa. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. It’s greatly appreciated!
