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Yes, and this is not the new trick either. AFAIK regedit.exe in Windows 9x had a DOS "stub" that is actually a DOS version of the application. On the other han
by lifthrasiir 6y ago
Yes, and this is not the new trick either. AFAIK regedit.exe in Windows 9x had a DOS "stub" that is actually a DOS version of the application.
On the other hand, for some small-sized demos DOS stubs were completely discarded to make room. I recall many Farbrausch demos had a hard-coded "stub" that simply reads "farbrausch".