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One of the features that I loved for .net when it was introduced is the ability to create applications that does not require the user to install the .net Framework independently. I always prefer to create portable packages, something that you uncompress wherever you want and it just works. This creates a bit bigger applications but nowadays with the massive storage devices we have and the fast Internet we have this is not a problem, while having to install the framework can be painful in some cases (restricted user privileges environments, problems with old .net installations, etc). One of the features that I loved for .net when it was introduced is the ability to create applications that does not require the user to install the .net Framework independently. I always prefer to create portable packages, something that you uncompress wherever you want and it just works. This creates a bit bigger applications but nowadays with the massive storage devices we have and the fast Internet we have this is not a problem, while having to install the framework can be painful in some cases (restricted user privileges environments, problems with old .net installations, etc).
Well, thanks to the people at (Laboratoire Ouvert Grenoblois)[https://www.logre.eu/] I found that the packages for unix/macos where incorrectly packaged and didn't included the framework and needed its installation... Doh! Well, thanks to the people at [Laboratoire Ouvert Grenoblois](https://www.logre.eu/) I found that the packages for unix/macos where incorrectly packaged and didn't included the framework and needed its installation... Doh!
I have re-packaged all the applications (CLI and GUI) and now all the versions include the required files, it should not need any more the installation of the .net framework. I have re-packaged all the applications (CLI and GUI) and now all the versions include the required files, it should not need any more the installation of the .net framework.