if ( Gorgon.FrameStats.Update())
{
…
}
}

as long as you set the framerate limiter to 0 to avoid gorgon messing up your own timings.

Regardless, I’m glad you got it working.

As for wondering if it’ll actually work: Yeah, it should be fine. I can’t imagine why it wouldn’t (assuming you’ve got the correct SlimDX version installed) since it really doesn’t do anything other than copy the binaries and source to the location you specify and set up the Start Menu folders/icons. The only thing that might go south is the installation into the GAC (assuming you chose that option, I wouldn’t, it’s really not that handy), but again, I can’t really see any reason why that’d fail either.

Would you be so kind as to post your findings on that forum thread for me? That would help solve confusion in the future for other users.

And that should have a DWORD entry called “SP” and the value for the entry should be 1 if it’s for .NET 3.5 SP1. ”

And thats right only for english version of windows. For different lang, keys looking diffrent.
In polish version its:
SOFTWARE\Microsoft\NET Framework\Setup\NDP\v3.5\1045

I guess 1033/1045 its LCID – check here http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/goglobal/bb964664.aspx

Not a big issue. Can be solved by making keys, values in registry, or modifying instaler to work with all lang version

Thanks for help – i will check your lib later:)

This was brought up on the forums before if I recall, but I can’t remember if it was resolved or not. You’ll have to look there to see what the specifics are.

Beyond that, I don’t know what causes the issue, nor do I know how to fix it as I’ve never been able to reproduce it.

Alternatively you can use the subversion repository and download the source code for Gorgon and then compile it.

Yeah, I won’t be coding for Win RT anytime soon. I have 0 desire to even bother with it. I make my money doing desktop applications, and that won’t be going away anytime soon. In fact, if I tried to make the businesses that I do my work for update to Win 8, they’d probably laugh me out of the building. And, unfortunately, for Microsoft, enterprise stuff is their bread and butter and Win 8 won’t be taken seriously in the enterprise (hell I’ve seen companies stick with Windows 2000 even right up until Vista).

I made the groupings, they aren’t anywhere near as good as having folders, and their search is horrible compared to Windows 7.

There’s nice things and really stupid things in Windows 8. Metro falls into the latter.