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Program does not launch #665

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InterLinked1 opened this issue Aug 27, 2023 · 4 comments
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Program does not launch #665

InterLinked1 opened this issue Aug 27, 2023 · 4 comments
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@InterLinked1
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Is there an existing issue for this?

  • I have searched the existing issues

Current Behavior

There are several open issues for "crash on launch", but this is slightly different; I'm not sure if the program is crashing per se, it doesn't even launch correctly.

Whenever I open the program, I get this:

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I do have vc_redist as has been suggested on several other issues, so that is not the issue.

I do not see any log files in any obvious locations and no instructions are provided on where these might be found, so none are attached.

Expected Behavior

Program should open

Steps to reproduce

  1. Install program
  2. Try running the program

Operating System

Windows 7 Enterprise x64

Spotube version

3.1.0+21

Installation source

GitHub Releases (Binary)

Additional information

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@InterLinked1 InterLinked1 added the bug Something isn't working label Aug 27, 2023
@KRTirtho
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Windows 7 is not supported :'(

@KRTirtho KRTirtho added the invalid/out-of-scope This doesn't seem right (or out of scope) label Aug 27, 2023
@InterLinked1
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Windows 7 is not supported :'(

Then this should be stated in the README. Right now it says Windows is supported, which is logically interpreted to mean all versions of Windows NT, since there is no qualifier. There should be some minimum system requirements posted.

@KRTirtho
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In general "Windows supported" translates to Windows versions that are officially supported & not discontinued
If any discontinued version of Windows is supported that is what usually gets listed
Sorry for the confusion

@InterLinked1
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In general "Windows supported" translates to Windows versions that are officially supported & not discontinued If any discontinued version of Windows is supported that is what usually gets listed Sorry for the confusion

I disagree, due to Windows having pretty good backwards-compatibility, most software works on Windows 7 even if not specifically intended to. If there is a specific minimum requirement that is known (which there is), it should be stated explicitly. That's how most projects and software operate.

Regardless, it's always good to specify a minimum version. It will spare users and superfluous issues in the future, saving everyone time. "Windows" clearly is ambiguous and will never mean the same thing to everyone.

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