Date: Tue, 5 Jun 2001 01:06:05 +0600
From: berkus <berk AT k45 DOT ru>
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Use The Source, Eli Zaretskii!

Replying to your mail dated 05.06.2001 1:04,
about "Fileutils 4.0 released":

EZ> UPX has its own stub, and I'm not sure how well would it work.  What
EZ> happens when a new DJGPP version is released with a modified stub--is
EZ> UPX updated right there and then?  Does it even need to be?

UPX is alrighty to me. It causes a little overhead for running program
though, but it saves a LOT on hdd. I packed almost all my djgpp apps
with UPX, works normal.

keep in touch. berkus.
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