Comment by oguz-ismail2
13 hours ago
>Linux
if you configure binfmt_misc
>Windows
if you disable Windows Defender
>OpenBSD
only older versions
13 hours ago
>Linux
if you configure binfmt_misc
>Windows
if you disable Windows Defender
>OpenBSD
only older versions
Yeah while APE is a technically impressive trick, these issues far outweigh the minor convenience of having a single binary.
For most cases, a single Windows exe that targets the oldest version you want to support plus a single Glibc binary that dynamically links against the oldest version you want to support and so on is still the best option.
>> Linux
> if you configure binfmt_misc
I don't think that's a requirement, it'll just fall back to the shell script bootstrap without it.
On some distros, yes. On others it'll fire up Wine for whatever reason
Okay, yes, if you configure binfmt_misc for WINE and not APE then PE-compatible binaries will get run with WINE and not APE. That feels unfair.
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