: Well, I guess it all goes back to the "Is this for me?" or "Is
: this for the users" discussion. It's crystal clear which is more
: important to you.
This wasn't meant to be a condemnation (though, the part before about changing our error messages was :-p), just an observation. And I think it's interesting to see two different points of view (we want to make it easier on users, vs. we want to nest the files in another folder, even if it makes it less easy on some users) from two people associated with Rubicon X. I didn't intend to start a flamewar, nor do I expect Rubicon X team to change what it has already released!
I just wanted to point out to *others*, who may be working on scenarios, what they're up against if they make assumptions as to the level of savviness of those who download their work being high enough to figure out an unorthodox file layout.
Rubicon X is a proper "Unimap" after all, so the install procedure actually is the same for all other "Unimaps": drop Aleph One (and, in this case, Fonts and Themes), into the folder you unzipped.
