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How are the utilities packaged ?

April 26, 2017utilities

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How are the utilities packaged ?

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The Windows utilities include source files, the compiled executable, the GNU public license and a help file explaining how to run and compile the programs. In general, all utilities support only WIN32 for Windows NT, Windows 2000 or Windows XP. Some of the utilities will compile and run under Windows ME and Windows 98. The Linux utilities include source files, a makefile, the GNU public license and a help file explaining how to compile and run the utilities. Because Unix distributions differ, no executables are included. You will need to compile the source on your own version of Linux.