I know this isn't the biggest issue facing the world right now but: Can anyone explain to me the purpose of the current zip-file inside a zip-file packaging of things like TK? The latest release is contained in CBusToolkit-1.17.0.2624-CGate-3.2.0.1674-Setup.[B]exe[/B], a compressed installer file weighing in at 162M. However, it is distributed in a 162MB zip file which contains the release notes alongside CBusToolkit-1.17.0.2624-CGate-3.2.0.1674-Setup.[B]zip[/B], the latter being the 161MB zip file containing only CBusToolkit-1.17.0.2624-CGate-3.2.0.1674-Setup.[B]exe[/B]. Therefore to run the installer after downloading it you have to extract C-Bus-Toolkit_V1.17.0.zip to access CBusToolkit-1.17.0.2624-CGate-3.2.0.1674-Setup.zip, and then extract that to access CBusToolkit-1.17.0.2624-CGate-3.2.0.1674-Setup.exe, by which point you've used nearly 0.5GB of disk space before you even start. I understand the idea of combining the .exe installer with the release notes inside one .zip, but the additional zipping of the .exe within all that seems unnecessary. What am I missing?