NSIS installer: Clean up Windows Start Menu entry #683
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Does this PR consider people who may be upgrading from an existing install? |
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Oh - it does not. Can add a cleanup for those users and remove it again after a few releases. |
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Cleans up the Windows Start Menu entry by removing the uninstall shortcut (which is ignored and no longer created since at least W10) and by removing the program folder, creating the shortcut directly in the Start Menu. This follows more modern conventions and makes the appearance cleaner (removes the step of needing to expand a folder each time in W10).
UX/UI change in the installer .nsi. File could potentially need some further updates and cleanups, can look at it more in depth later.