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The standard on Windows is to toss a bunch of .dlls in with your distribution. Linux uses package managers and tries to avoid multiple copies of shared librarie
by pzone 11y ago
The standard on Windows is to toss a bunch of .dlls in with your distribution. Linux uses package managers and tries to avoid multiple copies of shared libraries.
- tracker1 11y agoI don't remember seeing kernel32.dll or system32.dll or a lot of others in any software distribution (outside windows itself).