Installshield
a piece of sh-t install program used by many game companies to install their games onto pcs. goes slow as h-ll and does much unecessary “unpacking” and other random sh-t and just goes extremely slow and crashes and is just plain sh-t.
installshield: a real f-cking winner
and how long does it take to install a 140mb demo? -sigh-
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