For Build 10029, a clean installation was often the "Holy Grail" for developers. The ISO for 10.2.3 provided a comprehensive offline package, but savvy administrators often utilized "distilled" installation profiles. This allowed teams to deploy a standardized development environment across multiple workstations without downloading gigabytes of updates repeatedly. Build 10029 was the last major release before the introduction of the newer, sometimes controversial, web-based installers, making it a favorite for enterprise environments that preferred robust offline ISOs.
Here’s a for Delphi 10.2 Tokyo (Distiller version 10029) : delphi 102 tokyo distiller 10029
Before using any tool that modifies your IDE's loading sequence, follow these best practices: For Build 10029, a clean installation was often
The file package "D102Distiller.exe" included a simple executable where users could check or uncheck specific component packages and experts. Upon confirming the changes, the Distiller would run a routine to remove the selected items from the IDE’s configuration, making the changes permanent until the tool was run again to restore them. Build 10029 was the last major release before