But I gutted my Windows 10 install and can't access the store. These assholes don't provide any other kind of installer, and I don't know where to begin compiling it from source.
download visual studio community, download the git project, open it and compile it.
Oliver Moore
>free of charge >open source >"assholes" Entitled cunt.
Anthony Lee
.net framework comes with a compiler and probably msbuild too. msbuild.exe "ProjectName.sln" /t:rebuild
and play around with settings or simply do what said. It seems you only need vs2015 but I recommend the online installer of VS 2017 because it is a lot faster than the offline version
Lucas Howard
Thanks for the help. Installed VS studio but I need to install Windows Universal Platform for it I think which is taking a while.
Does anyone want me to upload this if I get it to work?
Aiden Edwards
just checked and softpedia already has a compiled version
Sebastian Robinson
I saw that but it's an older version.
Christopher Gomez
This invalid reference to Windows seems to be stopping me from building and I don't know how to fix it.
>Information Collected And Transmitted By EarTrumpet > >Application-Level > >Includes: > > Exception information > Could, in rare cases, contain paths to >applications on your computer > Machine name > Host name > Version number (e.g. 2.0.x.x) > >Operating System-Level > >Includes: > > Architecture (e.g. 32-bit) > Version (e.g. Windows 10) > Build (e.g. >17134.1.amd64fre.rs4_release.180410-1804) > Available processors/cores (e.g. 8 cores) > Machine Name (e.g. MyFastPC) > .NET Framework Common Language >Runtime version (e.g. 4.0.30319.42000) > Light/Dark mode configuration (light/dark) > Right-to-Left configuration (on/off) > Transparency configuration (on/off) > Accent color configuration (on/off) > System Animations configuration (on/off)
Ryan Kelly
Windows has this natively. Why the fuck do you need that botnet?