I have a new computer setup that I already have WorldWind and GISExplorer on, so went today to download and install Google Earth for it. But since it is currently off network I went to download and will just copy the install file over via a thumb drive..
Errr, NOT happening. Where is the downloadable file? What is this "Google Updater" they think I should have instead? When I want to download an application.. I want to download the bloody application! (You can see how long it has been since I installed a new Google Earth 
) So, complaining asside, I re-run the network and take a computer offline to bring the one I want to use online and install.
Next "Bad Google" comes up.. it never asked me WHERE I want to install Google Earth! It wants me to install an app on the OS partition.. argh!
I know their "motto" is "Don't Be Evil" .. but I think it should be "Don't Be Smart" instead.. this is some dumb thinking from Google. Trust me.. I know better than Google on how I want to download and install my software.
I have a similar problem. Frustrating.
Don't be evil still works for their motto, because they are telling everyone don't be evil, and being evil would mean you are not Google. (One definition of evil is disagreeable and another is inferior.)
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