nLite runtimes - how are they created?

[GrofLuigi]

Pretty much as the topic says - there is too much junk in the full .Net package (I'm talking about 2.0, but I know 3.xx is several times bigger). Is there an application (or is it yet to be written) to 'gracefully' remove some of the very rarely used stuff (like system.web, oracle etc...) and not break general functionality of the package? I use .Net for very few programs besides nLite - and I would use the runtimes if I knew what exactly was removed (I guess a lot) and if it weren't for the reports of failure with them, but I also hope to have some application like nLite (in the future) to chose which components to keep.

I am not sure if this is the right forum, but couldn't think of any other.

GL

[Innocent Devil]

nlite runtimes are runtime files taken from .net package which needed to run nlite ONLY

it varies from .net app to app so u need full .net for variety of appz