Quote Originally Posted by randcoop
Probono: I think Klik is a major breakthrough for installing software on Linux. With the exception of kplayer and kaffeine (which install, but without the windows and macintosh codecs are less than 100%), every install I have tried has worked perfectly.
You can add win32 codecs to klik'd KPlayer. Simply put them into ...../usr/lib/win32/codecs

Quote Originally Posted by randcoop
Are you considering making Klik usable for other distros (e.g. Mandrake, Fedora, SUSE)? I think it is far better than any of their systems.
One of them has already expressed their interest, and it should be feasible. I wn't work for a commercial distro for free, however - that's uniquely for debian