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Nobody is distributing that library anymore. Whereas an equivalently aged binary on Windows will load today without extra dependencies. I would think that the
by asveikau 6y ago
Nobody is distributing that library anymore. Whereas an equivalently aged binary on Windows will load today without extra dependencies.
I would think that the kernel would have dropped binfmt_aout by now, but I just looked and it's still there. Wonder if any distros build it.
- chungy 6y ago> Nobody is distributing that library anymore. There exist plenty of archives of old Linux distributions. "Nobody" turns out to be quite a lot of people/servers. > Whereas an equivalently aged binary on Windows will load today without extra dependencies. I wouldn't go so far. The 64-bit port of Windows dropped support for all 16-bit applications, whereas they still run flawlessly through Wine.