Dolphin 4.0.2

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Well, I don't know how it works but I can sum up what the command line should do:

- Check for new versions of Dolphin.

If there is a new version:
- Ask if the user wants to update Dolphin.

If the user answers yes:
- Check what operation system the user is running and whether it is a 32-bit or a 64-bit version.
- Download the new version from the website using the information above.
- Extract downloaded files (if necessary).
- Run the installer, ask for administrator privileges and install new version of Dolphin.
- Uninstall previous versions (don't know if this will be done automatically).
- Run Dolphin.

If the user answers no:
- Run Dolphin.

If there is no new version:
- Run Dolphin.

This way it would be enough to run the command line as it would run Dolphin when there is no new version or when the new version is installed. The command line must of course be told where Dolphin is installed.

That's the draft. Now I feel like I have done something useful this evening.

I don't know we might be able to create this using Microsoft Visual Studio and some C# language. Not that I am familar with it, my father does it for work so I get some information now and then. I am willing to do some research into this but for now I'm busy with my exams so I don't have the time. If I will do something it will not be this or next week. I will warn you when I'm up to something and share the product when it's done.

This future has to be created, this will make it way easier and less time consuming to update Dolphin, convincing me to step over to the development versions.

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