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[Tracker] What it'd take for an enhanced inky experience

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Hey there!
Here's an issue tracking what I feel would make *inky* a better piece of software, nicer to use and a tit more professional. IMHO it is really important how *inky* feels like because it's the entry point to the *ink* ecosystem for a lot of people.

* [ ] Create an installer so *inky* is not lying around in a download folder any more
* [ ] Make sure this does not happen when *inky* is launched on Windows:
![2019-01-18_12-46-42](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/437025/51385931-fbdd5280-1b20-11e9-80eb-63c65d6a2e63.png)
* [ ] Create an automatic updater (either just alerting about new versions or really updating the current installation)
* [x] Remove the `Inky Debug` menu in release builds
* [ ] Create a real `Preferences` menu and store the user preferences (maybe two levels: system wide and project wide?). A lot of other issues would be easy jobs once this is done: #117, #177, #180 (there may be other, I didn't go through the whole issue backlog).
* [ ] Start a translation initiative for both *inky*'s menus and documentation

In addition to that, I feel like it'd be nice to make a cleaning pass on the issues here. I'm pretty sure a lot of issues should be closed (e.g. #48, there must be other). I know, it is really time consuming and you folks have a lot of better things to do. It'd make things easier/nicer for people who'd like to contribute to do so. Also, setting up issue tags like `easy job` etc. would help in the same way.

Obviously, all of this is open to discussion :shipit:

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