Torsten Bergmann wrote:
> For Win32 it would be better to create a typical
> windows installer (setup.exe or setup.msi) which 
> is what most people expect (yes there are windows
> user who dont know about zip ;)

Agreed. But since the question was about one-click I thought I'd respond 
to that ;-)

> It's easy to create, I've done one using the NSIS
> (Nullsoft scriptable install system) to build a setup 
> for the latest pharo.

Personally, I prefer Advanced Installer[1] since it creates MSIs and has 
both a nice interactive environment as well as a scriptable form (i.e., 
it integrates nicely into the rest of the build process). You should 
give it a shot - it's a really great product, it has a free version and 
if you're making real products the professional version is definitely 
worth having.

[1] http://www.advancedinstaller.com/

> Would be easy to provide the same for Squeak - currently
> it is done manually. Would be easier if one could provide
> a windows build machine with net access to automate it.

I haven't looked at your install but one thing that I never quite got is 
how the whole Smalltalk image model plays into this. Considering that 
the installation location for an application is generally read-only I'm 
not sure what the whole process means unless one installs an end-user 
application. Or do Pharo users not save their images?

Cheers,
   - Andreas